All eyes were on Prince Harry's much-hyped interview on ITV this evening ahead of the release of the Duke of Sussex's tell-all memoir, Spare, on Tuesday. The interview with Tom Bradby featured a number of extracts from the audiobook version of Spare narrated by Harry.
Viewers watching from home, though, were quick to pick up on how similar the duke sounds in his narration to the famous television chef Gordon Ramsay. Users on Twitter were unanimous in pointing out the uncanny similarity.
One user sweirz joked: "Is it just me or does #PrinceHarry's narration of his audio book make him sound like Gordon Ramsay? 'I'm protecting my wife and family. I've tried to fix things. Eggs, lemon juice, whisk. No-one listened. Add salt and pepper.'"
Merlebrown agreed, commenting: "OMG he sounds EXACTLY like Gordon Ramsay on Kitchen Nightmares! #HarryTheInterview"
Doverbird also chipped in, saying: "#HarryTheInterview does anyone else think that Haz sounds like @GordonRamsay when he talks .. try it .. don’t look especially when he narrates the book"
ITV journalist Richard Gaisford added: "Some of #HarryTheInterview is built around Harry’s own voice, reading sections from his book #Spare. Unnervingly he delivers his own words in a style reminiscent of Gordon Ramsay."
Some found the resemblance so striking that they couldn't concentrate on watching the interview. Fiofair wrote: "Distracted by the excerpts of the biography apparently being read by #GordonRamsay #harrytheinterview"
Jamie Neal agreed, saying: "OMG I can’t not hear Gordon Ramsay now. Cheers for that"
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