Rhys Whittock, Prince Harry lookalike who thinks his life’s in danger

• Rhys Whittock claims to be Prince Harry’s best doppelganger.
• The 39-year-old entered Easyjet’s contest after being encouraged by friends and family.
• He fears for his safety after Prince Harry announced that he killed 25 Taliban members.

Rhys Whittock, Prince Harry’s lookalike who thinks his life’s in danger. However, finding doppelgangers is now simpler, thanks to social media. Some of these doppelgängers pose for photographs and draw the masses’ attention.

Rhys Whittock, 39, of the United Kingdom, claims to be Prince Harry’s best doppelganger. Whittock has the same red hair colour as Whittock and is roughly the same height, build, and age, in addition to significant similarities in facial features.

Whittock, according to the source, entered Easyjet’s #YourRoyalLikeness contest after being encouraged by friends and family to compete as the best Prince Harry lookalike in Europe. The competition had over 3,000 applications, and the finals were conducted in London a week before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding. Rhys was chosen as the winner by an expert panel of judges.

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According to the website, Whittock quickly transformed into “an experienced and skilled” Prince Harry lookalike after winning the contest. Since then, he has worked with a variety of commercial clients, assisting them in marketing their products. He frequently attends corporate events as a guest to speak with people and take pictures.

Take a look at one of his Instagram posts

 

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Despite his fame, Rhys Whittock is now hiding from the public because he fears for his safety after Prince Harry announced that he killed 25 Taliban members. The Duke of Sussex has come under fire for saying in his book biography ‘Spare’ that he killed 25 Taliban members while serving in Afghanistan.

Whittock’s mother, according to the Mirror UK, has advised him to dress differently so that people don’t mistake him for Prince Harry. According to the report, Whittock has gotten concerned following Price Harry’s comments. He doesn’t want anyone to know where he is. He is still accepting bookings to operate as a Prince Harry impersonator.