Prince Harry Appears on Family Feud as Survey Reveals What Women Find Most Attractive About Him

Prince Harry unexpectedly became the subject of a Family Feud survey when contestants were challenged to identify the qualities women find most appealing about the Duke of Sussex.

The entertaining category appeared during an episode hosted by Steve Harvey, featuring a competition between the Crain and Richards families. Although the episode originally aired in January, it returned to attention after being broadcast again as part of the show’s summer reruns.

During the third round, Harvey presented contestants with a question centered entirely on Prince Harry. Five possible responses were hidden on the board, all based on answers given by people who had previously participated in the program’s survey.

The question was simple: What is something women would probably consider attractive about Prince Harry?

What followed was a humorous series of guesses involving everything from Harry’s appearance and wealth to his distinctive red hair and British accent.

Prince Harry’s Smile Takes the Top Spot

Lori Richards was the first contestant to press the buzzer and attempt an answer. She suggested that women might be attracted to Harry because of his body.

Unfortunately for the Richards family, that response was not among the five answers displayed on the board.

The opportunity then passed to Cache Crain, who offered a different guess. He suggested that Harry’s smile would be one of his most attractive qualities.

That answer proved much more successful.

The highest-ranked response was actually “Face/Smile,” meaning Crain had identified the most popular answer given by survey participants.

After winning control of the category, the Crain family decided to continue playing rather than passing the round to their opponents.

Their strong start continued when they successfully identified two more qualities associated with Harry’s appeal.

One was his money. As a globally recognized member of the British royal family, Harry’s wealth was unsurprisingly considered attractive by some of the people surveyed. The answer ranked second overall.

The family also correctly guessed that Harry’s connection to royalty and the status or influence associated with it would appear on the board. “Royalty/Power” was revealed as the fourth most popular response.

With several correct answers already uncovered, the Crains appeared to be in a strong position to complete the category.

However, things soon became more difficult.

Fame and Style Fail to Impress the Survey

The Crain family’s first incorrect guess came when they suggested that Prince Harry’s fame might be one of the characteristics women find attractive.

Considering that Harry has been internationally famous for practically his entire life, the answer seemed reasonable. Nevertheless, fame had not received enough responses to earn a position on the board.

That gave the family its first strike.

They quickly recovered by turning their attention back to Harry’s physical appearance. This time, they suggested his famous red hair.

The guess was correct.

Harry’s red hair has been one of his most recognizable features since childhood and clearly appealed to enough survey respondents to earn a place among the top five answers.

The Crains then tried to continue their momentum by suggesting that women might admire the duke’s fashion sense.

Once again, however, the survey disagreed.

Harry’s style was not one of the answers, resulting in a second strike and putting the family dangerously close to losing control of the round.

They had one more opportunity to identify the final missing response.

The Crains guessed that Harry’s home could be considered attractive, perhaps thinking that his privileged lifestyle and impressive residences would appeal to survey participants.

That answer also failed to appear.

With three strikes, the Crain family lost control of the board and gave the Richards family an opportunity to steal all the points accumulated during the round.

British Accent Secures the Round

The Richards family needed only one correct answer to steal the category.

This time, they succeeded immediately.

Their guess was Prince Harry’s British accent, which turned out to be the remaining response on the board.

The answer completed an interesting list of qualities that survey participants associated with Harry’s attractiveness.

His face and smile ranked at the top, followed by his wealth. His distinctive red hair also earned a place, while his royal status and power were another popular choice. Finally, his British accent completed the five responses.

While the category provided plenty of entertainment for the contestants and audience, Harry himself was not involved in the episode and did not offer his opinion on the results.

However, the Duke of Sussex recently participated in another lighthearted television discussion in which he was asked to rank himself against several other famous figures who share his first name.

Prince Harry Joins the Debate Over Britain’s Best Harry

Harry recently appeared on After Hours with James Corden following the World Cup championship game.

During the appearance, he was drawn into an amusing debate that James Corden and former England soccer star Rio Ferdinand had previously started.

The question was: Who deserves to be considered the United Kingdom’s best-known or greatest Harry?

Several famous names were included in the discussion.

One obvious candidate was Harry Kane, the English soccer star who had originally helped inspire the debate. Another was singer and former One Direction member Harry Styles.

The fictional wizard Harry Potter was also included, while Prince Harry himself completed the group.

Ferdinand had previously created his own ranking of the four.

Despite his background as a former England international, Ferdinand did not put Kane in first place. Instead, he selected Styles as his favorite Harry.

Harry Potter came second on Ferdinand’s list, with Kane taking third place. Prince Harry finished fourth.

When the duke appeared on the program, Corden asked him to create his own ranking.

Harry Admits There Is a “Conflict of Interest”

Unsurprisingly, Prince Harry initially hesitated when asked to rank a group that included himself.

He jokingly pointed out that there was an obvious conflict of interest, since any decision about his own position could appear biased.

Eventually, however, he agreed to participate.

Like Ferdinand, Prince Harry selected Harry Styles for the number one position.

Corden immediately approved of the decision and praised the duke’s choice.

Harry then placed Kane second, giving the England soccer star a higher position than Ferdinand had.

The most difficult decision involved the final two candidates: Prince Harry himself and Harry Potter.

Rather than choosing between them, the duke decided they should share third place.

He then joked that the only appropriate way to settle the tie would be through a Quidditch competition, referring to the fictional sport played in the Harry Potter universe.

The comment earned applause and provided a humorous conclusion to the ranking.

Harry Shows His Humorous Side on Television

Both television moments demonstrate the unusual place Prince Harry occupies in popular culture.

As the son of King Charles and the late Princess Diana, Harry has spent his entire life as one of the world’s most recognizable royal figures. His marriage to Meghan Markle and the couple’s decision to step away from their positions as senior working royals have only increased public interest in him.

Yet appearances such as the discussion with Corden show a more playful side of his public personality.

Rather than taking the ranking seriously, Harry was willing to make himself part of the joke and even accept a shared third-place position with a fictional character.

The Family Feud episode similarly transformed his public image into lighthearted entertainment.

The survey results suggest that respondents see Harry’s appeal as a combination of appearance, status and personality-related characteristics.

His face and smile ultimately proved more popular than his royal background, demonstrating that physical appearance topped the list despite his extraordinary family connections.

Money also ranked highly, while his red hair provided another appearance-based answer. His position as a royal contributed an element of status and power, and his recognizable British accent completed the category.

Interestingly, neither fame nor fashion sense was considered popular enough to make the board.

Prince Harry may not have participated in the Family Feud survey himself, but his recent television appearance suggests he probably would have approached the situation with humor.

After all, someone willing to rank Harry Styles above himself and joke about playing Quidditch against Harry Potter would likely have plenty to say about a game show trying to determine exactly what makes him attractive.

For the women surveyed by Family Feud, however, the answer was clear: when it comes to Prince Harry’s most appealing characteristic, his face and smile came out on top.