A Prince Harry lookalike has caused a stir on the Internet after his baby daughter confused an image of the real prince with him.
One-year-old Mary Ganus’ mother Elizabeth posted a cute video of her daughter pointing at a picture of the Duke of Sussex on the cover of a magazine and saying ’Daddy’ on TikTok which attracted over 7m views.
Her actual father, Kevin Ganus, is a teacher and soccer coach, and looks so much like HRH he is constantly stopped in the street and mistaken for the Royal, reports People.
He has left plenty of strangers, especially in the UK, scratching their heads due to his uncanny resemblance to the prince.
"My parents lived in London for a few years, and I would go visit them," Kevin explained. “One time I was in the airport, and a lady was just looking at me. She was staring me down. She definitely thought I was Prince Harry."
And confusing strangers even more, the Arkansas-based dad’s own father is even called Charles.
To highlight how much her husband looks like the prince, Elizabeth even tested little Mary, recording her while asking, ‘Who’s that?’ in reference to an image of Prince Harry on the cover of People magazine.
In the adorable video on TikTok, Mary can be heard saying, ‘Daddy’ twice, before Kevin looks at the camera and bashfully says, ‘Nah’ in surprise.
Elizabeth, who captioned the footage, ‘when your dad is *so hot* right now’ said she couldn’t resist posting her first-ever TikTok video when the magazine arrived at their home because "it was such a large shot of Prince Harry, and I thought, 'Oh my gosh, that looks so much like Kevin,’
"I've thought it before, but I was holding Mary and I was like, 'Mary, who is that?' and she said, 'It's Daddy!'"
Luckily Kevin doesn’t make a living by resembling the controversial Royal however. Last year mechanic Henry Morley who used to earn £2,500-a-week moonlighting as a Prince Harry lookalike said his lucrative side hustle was ruined after since Harry and Meghan Markle moved to North America.
Henry used to receive up to £1,500 per appearance to pretend he was the prince around the time of the royal couple's wedding in 2018.
The 31-year-old even became dubbed "Prince Harry of the north" after years of guest appearances at nightclubs and parties.
But since Harry and Meghan dramatically quit the royal family earlier this year, interest in Harry lookalikes has plummeted as the public think the pair have abandoned their country.
