Prince Harry ‘urged’ to send ‘great signal’ by addressing his ‘doom’

Prince Harry is being urged to address his balding head months after he claimed at the Invictus Games that he was ‘doomed’ because of his baldness.

The Daily Star quoted hair loss expert Dr. Asim Shahmalak who claims that it is ‘not too late’ to save Prince Harry’s hair, and thinks that it would be a great message to give to other men struggling with hair loss.

“It is clear that Harry is thinning around the crown area. It is the first signs of the male pattern baldness which has affected both his brother and his father,” Shahmalak noted.

He continued: “If Harry's hair loss progresses in the normal way, I would expect him to have a significant bald patch around his crown by the time he is 40. It will be worse if it also spreads to his hairline as it has with his brother.”

Shahmalak further said: “Around a quarter of men start going bald before the age of 30, so this is hardly a big surprise especially when it runs in the family as it does for the Windsor’s.”

As for Harry’s family, his brother, Prince William, notably started balding as early as in his 20s and is now almost completely bald at 39.

However, it doesn’t seem like something that Prince Harry’s is stressed out; he has joked about it multiple times, once telling London barbers that he couldn’t ‘give them much business’ because he ‘didn’t have much hair’.