Modern Marie Antoinette would have had a breast enlargement while Nelson got fat, TV programme suggests Dr Suzannah Lipscomb, who researched historical figures for a new television programme, found Henry VIII would have had a hair transplant and tooth veneer, while Shakespeare was likely to dress as a "hipster" artist today. The finished versions are based on the characteristics of former kings, queens and notable figures, such as their reported vanity, physical characteristics and habits. The predictions, published ahead of new historical series Secret Life Of...., include a constructed image of Henry VII with a hair transplant and fake tan. He was also given white veneers and a "trim figure," after researchers found sources citing him as being "vain and lavish." Nelson, on the other hand, was predicted to have "gained a little weight" if he lives in the modern day, being consigned to a desk job rather than going into battle himself. Marie Antoinette has been given a breast enlargement, because she was "teased for her small breasts as a teenager," while Shakespeare has two pierced ears "leaving questions about his sexuality unanswered." The programme will be broadcast on UKTV's channel Yesterday on Thursday 2nd May at 9pm.