A THREE-year-old boy stunned his schoolmates by dressing as Prince Harry for World Book Day.
Ellis Wright had his hair and eyebrows sprayed ginger – and even gained an auburn beard sculpted in face paint.
Ellis Wright wore the cover of memoir Spare around his neck so no one missed his resemblance to Prince Harry
He then wore the cover of memoir Spare around his neck so no one missed his resemblance to the carrot-topped Royal.
Mum Melissa Wright, 36, inspired him to dress as the author of the fastest selling non-fiction book as Ellis didn’t want a traditional costume.
She said: “He’s only three, I was giving him some suggestions; the typical sort of Julia Donaldson characters or things three year olds would like to be read.
“Then, he was like, ‘no, no I don’t want that one.’
“He is quite feisty, he’s definitely got an opinion, which then kind of led me to Harry.
“He is a bit obsessed with being a prince as well so I thought it would be perfect.”
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Melissa, a make-up artist from Surrey, now hopes her son gets the Duke of Sussex’s royal seal of approval.
She added: “I hope he would find it funny.
“I guess in a way it is promoting his book.
“I hope he would really like it.”
