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What Are All the New Emojis in iOS 15.4?

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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Emoji lovers rejoice! The latest iOS 15.4 update has added a bunch of new emojis to the already-impressive roster. Apple has introduced a lineup of new emojis that are more inclusive, diverse, and representative of the world we live in today.

So, what are all the new emojis in iOS 15.4? Let’s dive in!

1. Skin Tone Combinations for Couples

Apple has introduced new skin tone variations for the couple related emojis. Emojis of couples holding hands, couples kissing and couples with heart have been updated to include skin tone variations so that people from different races and cultures can see themselves represented in the emojis.

2. Gender-Neutral Options

Apple has introduced a number of gender-neutral emojis for the first time in this update. These include a gender-neutral person wearing a crown, a pregnant person, and a postpartum person, to represent people who do not identify with the binary male/female gender.

3. New Heart Variations

Apple has added a bunch of fun new hearts in this update. There’s a heart on fire, a mending heart, a heart with a bandage, and a heart within a heart. These emojis offer different ways to express your feelings and add some excitement to your texts.

4. Biting Lip

This seductive new emoji is perfect to use in flirty or suggestive messages. This biting lip emoji is a welcome addition for those who want to express their emotions without words.

5. Melting Face

The melting face emoji is a fun new addition for those moments when things get a little heated or intense. This emoji represents feelings of stress, excitement, or frustration in a comical way.

6. Phone with Piercing

The phone with a piercing emoji is a quirky new addition that can be used to show off your edgy side. It features a smartphone that has been accessorized with a piercing through the screen.

7. Asiatic Lion

The asiatic lion emoji is an exciting new addition for nature enthusiasts. This majestic animal is native to India and is now featured in the emoji lineup alongside other exotic creatures like the orangutan and sloth.

8. Troll

The troll emoji is the perfect way to tease or troll someone in a lighthearted way. It features a mischievous-looking creature with wild hair and a cheeky grin.

9. Beans

The beans emoji may seem like an odd addition, but it can be used in lots of different ways. It could represent a tasty side dish, a person’s love for coffee, or even a reference to the ‘Bean Dad’ viral tweet.

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