YOU WONT BELIEVE: Humpty dumpty - You Need To See This

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The Guardian - AU · Sep 22, 2023

People are just realising Humpty Dumpty is not actually an egg

He's the main character of a popular nursery rhyme, but we may have got him all wrong

Liverpool Echo · Jan 22, 2023

People are just realising Humpty Dumpty is not an egg and they are 'haunted'

The nursery rhyme character has been depicted across media as an egg, stretching all the way back to Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland sequel published in 1871.

Edinburgh Live · Jan 11, 2023

People 'haunted' over finding out Humpty Dumpty is not an egg in nursery rhyme

Humpty Dumpty being depicted as an egg stretches back to the late 1800s - but did he start out that way?

Daily Record · Jan 11, 2023

People are only just realising Humpty Dumpty is not an egg and it's 'haunting' them

Humpty Dumpty often appears as an egg in illustrations of the popular nursery rhyme, but you may be shocked to learn the character is something else entirely - and he's not very friendly

Daily Mirror · Jan 10, 2023

POINT: James Madison would love it

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Tribune News Service · Jul 1, 2022