BREAKING NEWS: Prince Harry’s latest contradiction...

BREAKING NEWS: Prince Harry’s latest contradiction laid bare – it’s surprising

The Duke of Sussex seems to have changed his mind about the subject.

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Prince Harry has claimed he isn’t ginger (Image: Christopher Polk/WWD via Getty Images)

Prince Harry’s latest contradiction has been laid bare – and it’s about his hair colour. Earlier this month, the Duke of Sussex appeared on the podcast “Joe Marler Will See You Now”.

It is believed the episode was filmed when the prince, 41, was in the UK just weeks ago. The episode, which was released the following week after Harry’s visit, saw the duke and the former English rugby union player and Celebrity Traitors alum talk about various topics. This included discussions about grooming routines, the Invictus Games, and general life.

One topic mentioned was also Prince Harry’s hair. This came up in conversation when Harry was asked to reveal one thing about him that people “most often get wrong”.

Harry answered: “Uh, that I’m not ginger.”

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He explained: “Yeah, people think I’m ginger. But, I’m more sort of like, sunset. Auburn.”

While this surprised many, it is also very different to what Harry has said about his hair colour before.

This includes in the 2022 Netflix docuseries Harry and Meghan, where the duke called himself “ginger” – a direct contradiction to what he said in this recent podcast appearance.

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When talking about Meghan meeting the Royal Family for the first time, Harry said on the 2022 Netflix show: “I remember my family first meeting her and being incredibly impressed.

“Some of them didn’t quite know what to do with themselves. I think they were surprised.

“Maybe they were surprised that the ginger could land such a beautiful woman. And such an intelligent woman.”

It seems that maybe Harry hasn’t decided himself whether his hair is ginger or “auburn”.

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