Prince Harry became an unexpected topic of conversation on the popular game show Family Feud. During one round hosted by Steve Harvey, contestants were asked what women find most attractive about the Duke of Sussex. The answers quickly turned into praise for Harry, with contestants highlighting everything from his signature ginger hair to his unmistakably charming British accent.
A resurfaced Family Feud episode ranked the Duke of Sussex’s face and smile as the top answer
Prince Harry was the primary focus of an episode of Steve Harvey’s popular game show, Family Feud. Harvey hosted a face-off between the Crain and Richards families in the episode, which originally aired in January but returned to television this week as part of the show’s summer reruns.
The 69-year-old host kicked off the third round with five answers on the board before asking a representative from each family to answer a revealing survey question: “Tell me something women probably find attractive about Prince Harry.”
Lori Richards immediately pressed the buzzer and replied, “His body.” However, her answer turned out to be incorrect. Cache Crain then took her chance and correctly answered, “His smile.” The top answer on the board was ultimately revealed as “Face/Smile.”
The Crain family continued their winning streak, successfully answering the questions. Harvey posed the same question once again, prompting Marvin Crain to answer, “Money.” Misty Crain followed with “Royalty,” which ranked fourth on the list.
Kierra Crain then chimed in, suggesting that women are attracted to him because he is “famous,” but her answer was incorrect. Liam Crain attempted to turn things around, claiming that the Duke of Sussex’s “hair” was what women found attractive. His answer proved correct, with “red hair” ranking third on the list.
Finally, it was Cache’s turn once again, and she confidently answered, “style,” but her response proved to be wrong. Marvin also failed to get the answer right. Harvey then turned to the Richards family and posed the same question to Emma. She confidently replied, “his accent,” and this time, the answer was correct, prompting a celebration from the Richards family.
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
