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Rob Lowe Slams 'Bald' Prince William, Says British Men Have Set ‘A Low Bar’

Rob Lowe Criticizes 'Bald' Prince William Over Hair Loss
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May 28 2019, Published 3:13 p.m. ET

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England will never get over Prince William’s hair loss, and neither will Rob Lowe. In a hilarious new interview, the Parks and Recreation star spills his thoughts on the royal’s receding hairline.

Speaking of vanity, Rob Lowe, 55, confesses to Telegraph that he’s a bit more vain than British men, who in his words, have set “a low bar.”

“Can we talk about William? I mean the future king of your country let himself lose his own hair!” says Rob Lowe, revealing one of his biggest insecurities as a Hollywood hunk: going bald.

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“Honestly, one of the great traumatic experiences of my life was watching Prince William lose his hair,” he jokes. “But he’s going to be the f***ing King of England!”

RadarOnline.com readers know Prince William’s hair loss has been the topic of many internet memes and running jokes, and apparently, it’s had a great impact on Rob Lowe.

Still in disbelief over the royal’s balding head, the actor says: “And… and there’s a pill! The first glimmer that a single hair of mine was going to fall out, I was having stuff mainlined into my f***ing veins. And that’s what I did for the next thirty years.”

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