A PRINCE Harry lookalike is cashing in on Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview fallout by flogging personal video messages for £112.
Ginger doppelgänger Rhys Whittock is offering the short clips through the video delivery company Memmo.
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You can book a video message from Whittock pretending to be Prince Harry for £75 however there is an extra charge of £37 if you want the message delivered in under 24 hours.
For businesses, Whittock is charging even more with the starting price at £300 if delivered under 24 hours.
“Hello, I’m Rhys Whittock the Prince Harry lookalike and I’m excited to have joined Memmo,” the doppelgänger says in the introductory video on his Memmo page.
“So if you’re in need of a royal video greeting for your friends and family for those special occasions and celebrations I’m here ready to deliver a fun surprise message as Prince Harry the Duke of Sussex.
“And it would make a great gift for mother’s day this Sunday. Be quick!”
Last January the Sun Online revealed how Whittock was earning thousands impersonating the flame-haired royal.
Property developer Rhys said he has been inundated with requests to pose as the prince since news of Megxit broke.
In fact, he pocketed £2,000 in just three weeks once the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped back from royal duties.
Egged on by friends and family Rhys became a professional Harry lookalike in 2017 after people kept mistaking him for the prince.
And Rhys says he has enjoyed some incredible experiences since being launched into the world of lookalikes, with the highlight being flown to a billionaire’s party in Hong Kong.
Earlier this week the real Prince Harry and Meghan’s tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey aired on ITV.
The bombshell chat saw Meghan break down in tears as she and Harry revealed the pressures of being part of the Royal Family.
The Duchess of Sussex sensationally claimed there were conversations with Harry and a “family” member about their unborn son Archie and what colour his skin would be – and “what that would mean or look like”.
She also alleged Archie wasn’t made a prince after “concerns and conversations” about “how dark” his skin would be when he was born.
But the 39-year-old declined to say who had started those conversations, saying it would be “damaging” for them.
Prince Harry has also said he would “never share” the full details of the discussion but that he was asked at the start of his relationship with Meghan, how dark the skin of their children might be.
But Oprah Winfrey revealed it was not the Queen or the Duke of Edinburgh who made the comment about Archie’s skin.
