The Royals & DNA

I wonder if the Royal family members of today ever take DNA tests.  Wouldn’t they be just as curious as all of the rest of us about their genetic connections to relatives and what they might learn and discover through DNA testing? Is this forbidden to the Royals? One can’t help but wonder. 

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