A picture posted on the Twitter account HarrysGreySuit on December 7, 2022, has prompted much speculation about Prince Harry’s accelerated hair loss. The comment section has been piling up. One user, @maryj1309, said: “Harry is completely bald… that’s all I can see.”
Follower klowe2121 wrote: “What is heck going on with his hair?”
Another fan, @ennk08, is more skeptical: “It’s an obvious Photoshop; look at Harry’s hand, or what seems to be Harry’s and. The placement is upside down. “The thumb should be upwards but it’s downwards. Obviously a fake photo.”
Speculation about Prince Harry’s hair loss is nothing new. Doctor Asim Shahmalak, a consultant hair transplant surgeon at Crown Clinic, stated back in March 2020 that Prince Harry’s “bald patch has more than doubled in size”.
Speaking to the Crown Clinic, the hair loss expert said: “[Prince Harry’s] bald patch is most noticeable around the crown area but his hair is thinning fast towards the front of his hairline, too.”
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Doctor Shahmalak warned of the “Windsor baldness gene”, adding that “Prince Harry has just been unlucky” – “that gene has really kicked in”.
Addressing a common myth, Doctor Shahmalak verified that baldness is not only passed down on the mother’s side.
“Harry has the baldness gene in both sides of his family,” said Doctor Shahmalak. “He was always at a high risk of suffering male pattern baldness.”
Prince Harry, most recently, poked fun of his thinning hairline at the fifth Invictus Games in The Hague, Netherlands.
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