We Can't Get Over How Much Prince Charles Looks Like Harry in These Throwback Photos

Updated on Nov 17, 2018 at 12:10 PM

Prince Charles is 70 years old! To celebrate his milestone birthday, Clarence House released a video that compiled throwback photos spanning from his childhood to the present day, and it looks like the Prince of Wales experimented with facial hair back in his late 20s.

As soon as we caught a glimpse of Charles sporting some serious scruff in the montage, we immediately did a double take, because he looked just like his younger son, Prince Harry, who's been rocking the unshaven look for quite some time now. The father-son duo may not resemble each other these days, seeing as Charles now opts for a clean-shaven look, but it's simply uncanny to see how much they look alike with facial hair.

See just how much the scruffy royals resemble each other ahead, and then be sure to check out the adorable new portraits the royal family released in honor of Charles's 70th birthday.

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Back in 1976, Prince Charles Put His Facial Hair on Display at the Badminton Horse Trials

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Doesn't He Look JUST Like Prince Harry?!

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Charles Looked Especially Dapper With His Facial Scruff and Suit

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As Does Prince Harry, Naturally

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The Resemblance Is Truly Uncanny

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Like Father, Like Son, Am I Right?

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While We're at It, Here Are More Photos of Harry With a Beard For Your Viewing Pleasure

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We Can't Get Over How Much Prince Charles Looks Like Harry in These Throwback Photos

Back in 1976, Prince Charles Put His Facial Hair on Display at the Badminton Horse Trials

Doesn't He Look JUST Like Prince Harry?!

Charles Looked Especially Dapper With His Facial Scruff and Suit

As Does Prince Harry, Naturally

The Resemblance Is Truly Uncanny

Like Father, Like Son, Am I Right?

While We're at It, Here Are More Photos of Harry With a Beard For Your Viewing Pleasure

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