Prince Harry/James Hewitt

[Tyre Smoke]

Why is it that our press or indeed the world's press have never speculated about, you know what?

Back in 1935/6 the American press was full of Wallis Simpson and the POW. Surely this is a potentially bigger scandal? Especially with the American fascination for our Royal family and Diana in particular?

I don't want to start a debate of is or isn't he, but why the blood thirty gossip columnists haven't ever even sniffed at it. Is there still a code of ethics after all, and if so, surely that wouldn't apply to the bottom end of the world's press?

Surely an undercover reporter would be able to obtain enough proof via DNA to back up their claims?

[BliarOut]

I thought it was already a foregone conclusion

Sorry your majesty.

[MilnerR]

Didn't James Hewitt claim that Prince Harry was already a toddler when he started boning Diana? The red hair and uncanny resemblance is a bit of a mystery though....

[anonymous-user]

Tyre Smoke said:

Why is it that our press or indeed the world's press have never speculated about, you know what?

I think in mainland Europe the papers talk about it fairly openly.

[BliarOut]

[sheepy]

Strangely enough, Mrs S was explaining this to me yesterday over breakfast. I had to admit that I'd not really looked that closely at either. Does seem to be a passing resemblance. maybe that's why they are happy for him to go to Iraq? Maybe he'll have a little "accident" or something?

[sheets tabuer]

Nah nothing alike

[hugoagogo]

i thought i recognised that 'fathers for justice' bloke at the palace....

[munky]

Uncanny, just the other day I was wondering if there had ever been a PH thread on this topic and if not, why not..

[claypigeon60]

www.throneout.com/royal_affairs.asp

[minimax]

sheepy said:

Strangely enough, Mrs S was explaining this to me yesterday over breakfast. I had to admit that I'd not really looked that closely at either. Does seem to be a passing resemblance. maybe that's why they are happy for him to go to Iraq? Maybe he'll have a little "accident" or something?

[Nicol@]

Red hair is a trait in Diana's family.

I don't think Harry belongs to Hewitt.

[GingerNinja]

Nicol@ said:

Red hair is a trait in Diana's family.

I don't think "looking exactly like a young James Hewitt" is a trait in Diana's family though.

[nic jones]

Never thought about this before, but when you compare the pictures, it does make you wonder doesn't it?

[Parrot of Doom]

He looks nothing like Hewitt IMO. Different jawline, different nose, different eyes, same hair. The hair is the only similarity.

[benyeats]

Parrot of Doom said:

The hair is the only similarity.

Agree and its in the style of loads of public school sorts so hardly a genetic thing

Ben

[anonymous-user]

GingerNinja said:

Nicol@ said:

Red hair is a trait in Diana's family.

I don't think "looking exactly like a young James Hewitt" is a trait in Diana's family though.

and nothing like Charles.

[GingerNinja]

Parrot of Doom said:

He looks nothing like Hewitt IMO. Different jawline, different nose, different eyes, same hair. The hair is the only similarity.

No similarities at all. Nope, none.

[BliarOut]

stovey said:

GingerNinja said:

Nicol@ said:

Red hair is a trait in Diana's family.

I don't think "looking exactly like a young James Hewitt" is a trait in Diana's family though.

and nothing like Charles.

[carrera2]