People online are just realising how insanely good looking young Prince Edward was

The Crown season four introduced us all to Prince Edward, he was a bit bratty and played by that guy from Fleabag. But now many people online are realising just how good looking the real young Prince Edward was, and that perhaps he was easily one of the fittest royals going, possibly ever.

What the bald prince everyone forgets about? Yes him. The unproblematic royal who joined the Royal Marines, got married, had a couple kids and watched The Crown with The Queen on the weekends, he was 100 per cent better looking than Harry and Wills were in their prime.

https://twitter.com/carisrianne/status/1328786762748080128

In the mid 1980s, a young Prince Edward honestly looked like Nate Archibald, but better. He taught in New Zealand and studied at Cambridge.

Can we talk about the jaw line? And the crisp shirts and perfectly tailored jackets? Whatever happened to men dressing like this? I never thought I’d be fancying a man who could rock a tweed jacket, but here I am wishing I could time travel.

During The Crown season four people were constantly making TikToks about his good looks and since her Majesty The Queen died last week, some people on Twitter are resharing tweets about his looks since he is firmly on our TV screens as part of the preparations for Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.

These are just some off the tweets dedicated to how good young Prince Edward looked:

Off to go make this my lock screen

yes but can we talk about young prince edward pic.twitter.com/xBu1HjX4zH

— ً ً (@_isaidmaybe_) November 16, 2020

Suddenly I’m interested in reading

wst this is young Prince Edward https://t.co/k0pCOhDjEL

— Western Enthusiast (@westenthu) September 13, 2022

Ignore Prince Andrew

We have a pending conversation about young Prince Andrew and Prince Edward…#TheCrown pic.twitter.com/sEAd6brcyQ

— Jordi De Niro (@jordi_niro) November 17, 2020

Diana picked the wrong brother

https://twitter.com/ProRoyalFamily/status/755425761918607360

I mean c’mon this is not fair

#royal #flashback July 24, 1983 – Prince Edward; Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones; Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales; Diana, The Princess of Wales; at Guards Polo club in Windsor pic.twitter.com/cRxvcqDof9

— Mace (@RoyaleVision) July 24, 2019

He can really rock a suit

#royal #flashback "AUGUST 14, 1983: Prince Philip With His Sons Prince Edward And Prince Andrew During Their Summer Holidays In Scotland pic.twitter.com/uhXzN2KIbt

— Mace (@RoyaleVision) August 14, 2019

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Like really well

In 1964 four Royal second cousins were born. Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones was last to be born on the 1st May. The others were Prince Edward, Lady Helen Windsor and James Olgivy. This photograph was released to celebrate their 21st birthdays in 1985. #RoyalFamily pic.twitter.com/ukpfPEN69F

— Victoria’s Dynasty (@VictoriasDynas1) May 1, 2019

But looks even better in a uniform

https://twitter.com/RoyaleVision/status/857305500446228480

Wow he is actually Prince Charming

#royal #flashback "Prince Edward, dressed in a fancy dress outfit, leaves the Raj Ball on December 4, 1984 at the Lyceum Theatre in London pic.twitter.com/6Gdqcix3yI

— Mace (@RoyaleVision) May 30, 2018

I mean…

https://twitter.com/aethelbled/status/1568539268628320256

A superb collage

Young Prince Edward (Youngest son of HMTQ)
🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/eYhu1Vx4Y6

— The BRF 👑 (@BRFguards) August 9, 2021

Ok but there is a resemblance

why does young prince edward look like nate archibald pic.twitter.com/1PtD21yky3

— rea (@rodeorea) January 16, 2021

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