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Throwback to the Royal Wedding in 2011...The Duke of Cambridge has shaved his head pic.twitter.com/18VzItLYvP
— Elliot Wagland (@elliotwagland) January 18, 2018
A lot of people make fun of men losing their hair but I think it really does knock people's confidence. Sadly the House of Windsor hasn't been blessed with a good hairline so I guess he had little choice! (short of a transplant).
Prince Michael, the Duke of Kent pulls it off with a mean beard though. There's a thought...
I've always been lucky enough to have a decent head of hair, and my family members all do too - even the oldest ones, so things are looking up. He suits it, though. Let's just hope George doesn't go the same way.
oh goodness this is worse cos it still looks like he's balding and is doing a bad job of hiding it!! that hairline is so unfortunate :(
I would've expected him to have gone down the Propecia & Minoxidil route at least! Guess he wasn't too fussed.
proper skinhead
Paid £180 for the buzz apparently, not a fan myself since you still see the entiiiiiiiiire hairline going round the back of his head like Friar Tuck. Should have had it shaved right down I think
So true.Royal watchers urge Prince William to grow back his facial fuzz https://t.co/7fWjwrY5NN
— Mail+ (@DailyMailUK) January 19, 2018
Prince Michael of Kent (cousin of the Queen) hasn't a hair on top of his head but looks like a KING with his epic beard.
http://i.picasion.com/resize80/952d3...5d7bcf69b8.jpg
Apparently bald or likely-to-be-bald men grow beards easier, makes me glad that mine grows so slowly :P
That explains why my boyfriend doesn't have much hair on his head, but has an alright beard.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
It looks really weird on Prince William, it might be just because it's new, but it doesn't suit him yet he's not old enough!
I never understood the people calling for Prince William to become King instead of Prince Charles. It's like, you do know William will also age? :P And so it is showing! He's 35 now and he'll likely be in his 50s or 60s when he accedes to the throne. Assuming most of us reach our 90s, it's likely we'll live through four monarchs: Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III, King William V and King George VII.