Did Prince Harry really get hair transplant?
Harry's haircut forced fans to believe different theories ranging from a potential wig, hair-transplant
King Charles III's younger son Prince Harry's online photos have forced royal fans and onlookers to believe different theories ranging from a potential wig, hair-transplant, dye-job or even a body-double.
However, a source close to the Duke, has denied the reports that Duke had hair transplant, saying "Harry does not have time for these things."
They added: "Harry will not even like the idea of wearing the wig."
The source also rejected the claims of editing the phots, saying: "No, not at all he can't."
The Duke of Sussex's online photos have set tongues wagging, with many speculating Meghan's hubby has got a hair transplant.
The father-of-two's online photos, captured on two different occasions, have left fans baffled as some spotted the vast difference in colour between between the two images taken mere days apart.
One photo shows the Duke having a much darker head of hair, verging on auburn, whilst the top of his head looks much fuller than usual. When this image was taken is unclear, however there is a clear difference between the hairstyles show on Harry's head in either image.
There were also online discussions about William's look, who lost his hairs at early age, giving fans a strong reason to believe that Harry's quite concerned with his hairs.
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