Prince Harry's personality "unquestionably" resembles that of his mother, Princess Diana's voice coach has said.
According to Stewart Pearce, while Prince William, 38, looks more like his mum on the outside, the Duke of Sussex, 37, "embodies his mum" with his personality.
The Diana: The Voice of Change author, whose new book will be available next month, said the Duke of Cambridge resembles his mother, who died in a car crash in 1997, with his "pure features" as his light blue eyes are similar to Diana's "sapphire blue" ones.
“But Harry, in terms of his impetuosity [is Diana]. Harry, in terms of his intuitive explosions of energy, [is the most like her],” he said.
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“I suppose, slightly, William from the external point of view. But Harry from [his] wonderful ebullience [and] passionate [personality embodies his mother], " he added to US Weekly.
"He’s the guy. He loves life. He has fun.”
It comes as both brothers ready to unveil the statue of their mother to commemorate her on July 1, which would've been her 60th birthday.
William and Harry are thought to have hatched the plans for the memorial three years ago, when relations weren't as frosty.
But tensions heightened between the two once-close brother when Harry and Meghan explosively announced they would be quitting their lives as senior royals last year.
Their departure to the US was exacerbated by their bombshell interview to chat star Oprah Winfrey in March.
During the tell-all two-hour interview, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 39, accused The Firm of failing to take care of Meghan when she had suicidal thoughts while pregnant with her first son Archie, two.
The couple also explosively accused the royal family of racism as they said concerns were raised by a senior member of the family about how dark Archie's skin tone would be.
While there has been speculation that Harry would not return to the UK for his mother's memorial, others have said he will "absolutely" be there.
It would be the second time the Duke of Sussex meets his family since his departure to the US, the first time being for his granddad Prince Philip's funeral in April.
On that occasion, Harry was reported to have organised "clear-the-air talks" with his brother, father and sister-in-law Kate Middleton.
But other reports claimed there was no time for that as he flew back to the US to reunite with his pregnant wife Meghan just a few days later.
That while members of the family were said to want to focus solely on being there for the Queen as she grieved the loss of her 73-year consort.
Harry and Meghan are expecting their second child, a baby girl, which is due in the summertime.
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