Prince Harry torn apart over ‘cringe’ TV appearance
Prince Harry was the subject of a game show round (Image: Getty)
Prince Harry has been torn apart over his most “cringe” TV segment yet – and he wasn’t even on-screen. The Duke of Sussex was the subject of a Family Feud game show round, with host Steve Harvey asking the Richards family and the Lucas family to name “something women probably find attractive about Prince Harry”.
The answers came in thick and fast, with the top five ending up as: his smile, his money, his royalty, his hair and his English accent. However, when Lori suggested “his body” might make the list, it was brutally rejected as an answer. Also rejected from the board were “his fame”, “his style” and “his home”.
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The segment was quickly branded “cringe” by viewers, with one X user writing: “Prince Harry being a topic in Family Feud is so cringey.”
Someone else posted: “‘Tell me something women find attractive about Prince Harry’ – his brother!” with a cry-laughing emoji.
Another echoed: “I wonder how much they had to pay for that shout out? They’re scraping the bottom of the barrel picking Haz.”
“The only attraction he ever had WAS his connection to the Royal Family. He severed that,” a fourth said.
It’s not the first time Harry has been a topic on the show. Back in 2024, the Hernandez family and the Colley family were asked to list reasons the Duke of Sussex was popular. Correct answers included “he’s married to Meghan Markle”, and “he’s the son of Princess Diana”.
Harry was also known for “being a redhead” and because people found him attractive – but another reason that made the board was that Harry is going bald.
Social media users were scathing at the time, with one tweeting: “Number one answer is Meghan Markle. That must sting!”
“Hilarious, he’s known more for balding than who his grandmother was,” another penned.
