Hair ye, hair ye — Prince William’s got jokes.
The Prince of Wales, 41, collaborated with the online cooking community Sorted Food recently to dish out plant-based burgers for fans in honor of his charity, Earthshot Prize.
While flipping and grilling the veggie-filled patties, the bald-headed royal made a hilarious joke about his hair.
“I don’t know if you guys have heard about the Earthshot Prize, but it’s an initiative I started about two years ago now — but it’s been about four years in the making.”
“I had hair when it started,” William quipped in a YouTube video shared on Sunday.
William — who was dethroned as the world’s sexiest bald man by Vin Diesel last year — has often made light of his receding hairline.
When his oldest son Prince George was born in 2013, he noted how he has “got way more [hair] than me, thank God.”
In 2014, when he and his wife Kate Middleton, 41, attended an event at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, she also teased him about his mane. As the royal pair were shown a sheath of alpaca wool, exhibitor Lyn Crejan recalled: “The Princess said he should put it on his head.”
“She said, ‘You need it more than me,’ and pointed to his head and he laughed,” Crejan explained.
His nude noggin also inspired Middleton to give him the nickname “baldy.”
William’s now-estranged brother Prince Harry, 38, took a jab at his progressive hair loss in his bombshell memoir “Spare,” calling William’s dwindling hair “alarming” and “more advanced than mine.”
Actor Rob Lowe also once bemoaned the former Royal Air Force solider in regards to his tresses — or lack thereof.
The “Parks and Recreation” star, 59, was asked by The Telegraph in a 2019 interview if he believes if he’s more or less conceited than a British man.
“That’s a low bar. Can we talk about William?” Lowe responded.
“Honestly, one of the great traumatic experiences of my life was watching Prince William lose his hair. He’s going to be the f–king king of England,” he explained.
The “West Wing” alum added: “The future king of your country let himself lose his own hair, so [that’s why] I say British men set a very low bar.”
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