Aniston hopes Prince William embraces his baldness
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Susan Whitford
Susan Whitford has twelve years experience as a health and beauty journalist in the United Kingdom. Susan has worked as a staff writer and features editor on a number of consumer magazines. By Susan Whitford
Published on 1st August, 2011
Jennifer Aniston has expressed her hope that Prince William is embracing his famously receding hairline, stating that she thinks there is nothing wrong with a thinning thatch.
Jennifer Aniston has expressed her hope that Prince William is embracing his famously receding hairline, stating that she thinks there is nothing wrong with a thinning thatch.
The Friends actress was asked what she thought of the Prince's problem follicles while she was giving an interview with London's 95.8 Capital FM radio. Gamely taking the bait when quizzed on the matter, the actress said that there should be no thought of a hair transplant or anything like that.
"He should just let whatever's happening happen," said Aniston, who has been in the UK to promote her new film, Horrible Bosses. "Well, now if we see him with a hair transplant, we're going to be like, 'oh, he had a hair transplant.'"
The actress - who gained a place in haircut history in the mid-90s with her famed 'Rachel' do - said that she finds balding men can be just as sexy as those with full heads of hair, giving a glimpse of her own most-fancied list.
"I think there's nothing wrong with it. Ed Harris? Come on. Gorgeous," she said. "I love [balding men]! I don't know why they comb over."
The Friends actress was asked what she thought of the Prince's problem follicles while she was giving an interview with London's 95.8 Capital FM radio. Gamely taking the bait when quizzed on the matter, the actress said that there should be no thought of a hair transplant or anything like that.
"He should just let whatever's happening happen," said Aniston, who has been in the UK to promote her new film, Horrible Bosses. "Well, now if we see him with a hair transplant, we're going to be like, 'oh, he had a hair transplant.'"
The actress - who gained a place in haircut history in the mid-90s with her famed 'Rachel' do - said that she finds balding men can be just as sexy as those with full heads of hair, giving a glimpse of her own most-fancied list.
"I think there's nothing wrong with it. Ed Harris? Come on. Gorgeous," she said. "I love [balding men]! I don't know why they comb over."