Prince Harry Opens Up About Prince William’s Baldness in New Memoir

In his new memoir, Prince Harry candidly discusses his relationship with his brother, Prince William, and addresses the topic of baldness that has been a source of mockery in the past. Harry reflects on their childhood and observes William’s receding hairline, noting that it is more advanced than his own. He also mentions William’s resemblance to their late mother, Princess Diana, which he feels is fading over time.

Despite the potentially “cutting” nature of his comments, Harry insists that he and his brother share a deep love for each other. He emphasizes that his intention was not to offend William but rather to share his observations and reflections on their relationship.

Earlier this year, Harry’s former hairdresser, Sam McKnight, encouraged him to embrace his baldness and consider shaving his head. McKnight reminisced about the days when both princes had full, healthy hair like their mother, but acknowledges that time has taken its toll on their once-luxurious locks. He suggests that Harry follow suit and let go of his remaining hair, embracing a new look.

Harry’s memoir has sparked conversations about family dynamics, self-image, and the pressures of royal life. His willingness to address sensitive topics like baldness and sibling relationships in a public forum has drawn both criticism and praise, highlighting the complexities of being a member of the royal family.