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[songbird]

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@Sunnycorle wrote:

Did it ever come out who is Harry's true Father?  I know there was gossip.  Now there is a Grandchild it should be proven.  IMO

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Harry was born before Diana took any lovers.  Several years.  Charles is the father.  All the Spencers are redheads.  Diana was the exception of being blond.  All her siblings were redheads.  it's the same old thing.  You always know who your mother is.  It's difficult for human women to give birth alone.  there is almost always a witness.  You are never  sure (no matter how sure you think of your father), of the possibility he might not be.  That includes ALL of us.  That is human biology.  That is age old reason for marriage.  You need a father biologically or not.... to support the child. You always start out with a mother.  You can never be certain of your father.....as much as you would like to.

[Bri369]

Here's Meghan and Archie side by side.  He definitely has her nose and eyes. 

[faeriemoon]

@Bri369   I agree; I don't think he looks all that much like Harry.  Definitely more Meghan to me.

[Bri369]

@faeriemoon I saw a comparison of all 3 of them, and you can see how he resembles both Harry and Meghan. 

I tried searching for it, but it didn't come up.  I saw it on Instagram.  I can't copy it to this site.

[faeriemoon]

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@stevieb wrote:

Always looking for a dig... There is absolutely nothing wrong with noting the baby has fair skin. The same comment about a child's skin tone could and would be made about virtually any baby, regardless of his parentage...  The child is fair skinned and nobody said he got bonus points for being so... It was simply an observation... He's a cute baby...

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Wondering to one's self and wondering out loud are two different things.  In this day and age it's best wonder to yourself.  It is a sensitive topic and we really don't know the intent of every poster on the board.  I would assume most here who would post a comment like that would do it innocently.

[Nonametoday]

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@songbird wrote:

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@Sunnycorle wrote:

Did it ever come out who is Harry's true Father?  I know there was gossip.  Now there is a Grandchild it should be proven.  IMO

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Harry was born before Diana took any lovers.  Several years.  Charles is the father.  All the Spencers are redheads.  Diana was the exception of being blond.  All her siblings were redheads.  it's the same old thing.  You always know who your mother is.  It's difficult for human women to give birth alone.  there is almost always a witness.  You are never  sure (no matter how sure you think of your father), of the possibility he might not be.  That includes ALL of us.  That is human biology.  That is age old reason for marriage.  You need a father biologically or not.... to support the child. You always start out with a mother.  You can never be certain of your father.....as much as you would like to.

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@songbird   Yes, and the reason the Biblical Jews would not recognize their children as Jews if the mother was not Jewish.  Back then there was no way to prove paternity.

[colliemom4]

He's adorable.

[faeriemoon]

@Bri369   I see Harry in the cheeks and the mouth, but I think when we see a resemblence we notice it most in the eye area.  It also depends on the expression on the face.

He will change a million times.  It will be interesting to see him grow.

[Bri369]

@faeriemoon He looks so different now compared to his Christening photo. 

He'll change a million times.  I think the red hair is going to stick though.  LOL

[stevieb]

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@faeriemoon wrote:

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@stevieb wrote:

Always looking for a dig... There is absolutely nothing wrong with noting the baby has fair skin. The same comment about a child's skin tone could and would be made about virtually any baby, regardless of his parentage...  The child is fair skinned and nobody said he got bonus points for being so... It was simply an observation... He's a cute baby...

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Wondering to one's self and wondering out loud are two different things.  In this day and age it's best wonder to yourself.  It is a sensitive topic and we really don't know the intent of every poster on the board.  I would assume most here who would post a comment like that would do it innocently.

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I understand your point of view, but perhaps it's time we got beyond that level of 'sensitivity' or hypersensitivity, as the case might be. I have rarely been around any group of people where there's a new baby in the midst and not heard comments about hair color, eye color, skin tone, weight, the amount of hair and on and on... Ignoring the obvious makes the matter a bigger deal than it is... Regardless of intent, the statement, (not the wondering...) was that this baby appears to have fair skin, which he does...