10 Times Prince Harry Looked a Lot Like Prince Philip
It may not be obvious at first, but Prince Harry and his 97 year-old grandfather, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh have a lot in common. Aside from their military careers, the two have an uncanny royal resemblance. Not convinced? Take a look at the doppelgängers over the years.
Prince Philip of Greece, as a toddler, July 1922; Prince Harry playing the piano at Kensington Palace, in October 1985.
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Prince Philip dressed for Gordonstoun School's production of MacBeth , in Scotland, in 1935; Prince Harry playing at the traditional Eton Wall Game while in school at Eton College, in November, 2001.
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Philip of Greece at Gordonstoun, in 1939; Prince Harry at The Golden Jubilee Service and Procession at St. Paul's Cathedral, June 2002.
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The Duke of Edinburgh, as an officer in the Royal Navy, December, 1946; Prince Harry before meeting Bahamas Governor General Arthur Folkes in March 2012, in Nassau.
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Prince Philip after a celebrity cricket match against the Duke of Norfolk at Arundel, August 1953; Prince Harry during a cricket match at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground, on an official visit in Castries, Saint Lucia, November, 2016.
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The Duke of Edinburgh circa 1960; Prince Harry during a visit to the Boultbee Flight Academy, February, 2014.
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Prince Philip featured on a 1957 cover of Paris Match magazine ; Prince Harry arriving at St George's Chapel, on his wedding day, in May 2018.
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Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, on the day of he and Queen Elizabeth's coronation, in June 1953; Prince Harry on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during Trooping the Colour, in June 2015.
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A portrait of Prince Philip taken in November 1947; Prince Harry at the Betfair Weekend (also known as the King George IV and Queen Elizabeth Stakes), at Ascot Racecourse, July 2011.
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Prince Philip while serving in the Royal Navy, during a visit to Melbourne, Australia, in August 1945; Prince Harry at the opening of the Field of Remembrance, at Westminster Abbey, in November, 2016.
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