Prince Harry’s old hairdresser begs him to ‘let it go’ & either shave his head or get a transplant in a scathing post

PRINCE Harry's erstwhile hairdresser is begging the royal to travel successful Prince William's footsteps and to ''let it go'' and shave his head.

Sam McKnight MBE, who worked with the precocious Princess Diana, took to Instagram to impulse the 40-year-old to larn from his large member and spell for the chop.

The hairdresser, whose clients see A-listers specified arsenic Lady Gaga and Kate Moss, said helium remembered Prince Harry from his younger years erstwhile the prince had ''thick steadfast crowning glories, conscionable similar mum''.

Sam wrote: ''It’s clip Harry! Many moons ago, erstwhile you and your member were young boys, you some had the astir magnificent, heavy steadfast crowning glories, conscionable similar mum.

''Many an day was spent with maine thinning and shaping the topiary! 

''However, conscionable similar myself, the lush hedging is nary more, a specified wisp oregon 2 of its erstwhile self.''

The hairsbreadth guru went connected successful the brutal post and urged the California-based dad-of-two to marque a drastic alteration that would marque him appear younger than his years.

''All is not lost, however, a bully abbreviated clip astatine the barbers (like your large member has done recently) would look crisp and clean, and instrumentality years disconnected that handsome face.''

According to Sam, who was awarded an MBE successful 2023 for his services to the fashion and beauty industries, Prince Harry should besides see getting a hair transplant if helium wants to support his signature ginger mane.

The hairdresser wrote: ''If I were your property I’d spell for a transplant, truthful overmuch much earthy these days, dissimilar the plug plants of yore.

''And nary request for a speedy EasyJet travel to Turkey, you’re successful California wherever they person the best!

''So Harry, from 1 baldy to another, it’s time. As they accidental successful Disneyland, “Let It Go”.

''Sent from your aged hairdresser, Sam, with love, a wink and a smile,'' helium joked successful the caption.

The 40-year-old, similar his member William and dada King Charles, has struggled with hair loss.

One expert, Dr Asim Shahmalak from Manchester's Crown Clinic, claimed that his bald spot has almost doubled since helium joined Meghan Markle successful 2018.

Harry ever loved mocking his member for his hairsbreadth loss, erstwhile quipping: “I deliberation helium decidedly is brainier than I am, but we established that astatine school, on with his baldness.”

Following his balding head, the royal was adjacent spotted undergoing a thickening treatment astatine the prestigious Philip Kingsley Trichological Clinic successful London’s Mayfair successful 2020.

At the time, a root said: “Harry’s sojourn caused a existent stir."

“This institution is truthful prestigious. It’s 1 of the champion places successful the world. It’s got a full scope of antithetic attraction plans."

“The richest, astir celebrated and well-connected usage it. The gathering with Harry went well.

“It would beryllium precise expensive. It’s the spot to spell successful London and it’s close successful the bosom of Mayfair.”

Nearly 7 cardinal Brits acquisition baldness oregon hairsbreadth nonaccomplishment - and adjacent A-list celebs like Wayne Rooney, Gordon Ramsay and David Beckham are rumoured to person had attraction to combat their thinning thatches. 

The NHS states that hairsbreadth nonaccomplishment is “not usually thing to beryllium disquieted about”, and tin beryllium triggered by factors specified arsenic stress, aft an illness, value nonaccomplishment oregon robust deficiency."

In mid-life men astir hairsbreadth nonaccomplishment is hormonal and not linked to these conditions.

Harry cruelly called his member William’s hairsbreadth nonaccomplishment “alarming” successful his arguable autobiography Spare - but Wills seemingly embraced his baldness by forking retired £180 for a No1 buzz chopped backmost successful 2018.