Belgians are usually not Keltic Nordic in appearance.

[Rico33]

I guess you don’t catch it, do you? As I already mentioned the Keltic Nordid is one of the most variable Nordid types. In Belgium, and the Netherlands, there is a stronger influence from the Borreby and West Alpinids types. Our brachycephalic element comes from Borrebies and Alpinids. While in Britain, there is a stronger influence of North Atlantids. This makes it more variable, however, in terms of measurements they essentially the same. Brits are not only paler-skinned than just Belgians, but all continental Europeans. The poor dudes can’t tan due to much higher rufosity levels from Brunn admixtures. North Atlantids are just as pale and blue-eyed only darker-haired. After the British and Irish, it’s the Belgians who have the highest frequency of skin type 1.

Then they are a different type and we should have a different name. The Alpinid traits are too strong to ignore.

[Rico33]

I guess you don’t catch it, do you? As I already mentioned the Keltic Nordid is one of the most variable Nordid types. In Belgium, and the Netherlands, there is a stronger influence from the Borreby and West Alpinids types. Our brachycephalic element comes from Borrebies and Alpinids. While in Britain, there is a stronger influence of North Atlantids. This makes it more variable, however, in terms of measurements they essentially the same. Brits are not only paler-skinned than just Belgians, but all continental Europeans. The poor dudes can’t tan due to much higher rufosity levels from Brunn admixtures. North Atlantids are just as pale and blue-eyed only darker-haired. After the British and Irish, it’s the Belgians who have the highest frequency of skin type 1.

Then they are a different type and we should have a different name. The Alpinid traits are too strong to ignore.
And quite some people have skin type 4.

[Septentrion]

As one proceeds more in northern parts in Belgium , the more of the Keltic Nordid it gets.
Even if one looks at skin tones:
Keltic Nordid : pale, ruddy or freckled
Anglo-Saxon : pale
North Atlantid: pale
Borreby : pale to fair
Alpinid: fair to light brown
The last two Caucasoid phenotypes are much more common in Belgium than in the United Kingdom. Thus you will expect a relatively “darker-skinned” population or a more “tan friendly” population in Belgium than in Britain.
Note: In Belgium, the Keltic Nordid type was most likely brought by the Ancient Belgae (Kelts) and Ancient Franks ( West Germans).
The Belgae also settled parts of the United Kingdom, they were kin to Ancient Brythons or Britons.

[Rico33]

As one proceeds more in northern parts in Belgium , the more of the Keltic Nordid it gets.
Even if one looks at skin tones:
Keltic Nordid : pale, ruddy or freckled
Anglo-Saxon : pale
North Atlantid: pale
Borreby : pale to fair
Alpinid: fair to light brown
The last two Caucasoid phenotypes are much more common in Belgium than in the United Kingdom. Thus you will expect a relatively “darker-skinned” population or a more “tan friendly” population in Belgium than in Britain.
Note: In Belgium, the Keltic Nordid type was most likely brought by the Ancient Belgae (Kelts) and Ancient Franks ( West Germans).
The Belgae also settled parts of the United Kingdom, they were kin to Ancient Brythons or Britons.

British have significant Viking influence, whereas Belgians do not.

[Rico33]

As one proceeds more in northern parts in Belgium , the more of the Keltic Nordid it gets.
Even if one looks at skin tones:
Keltic Nordid : pale, ruddy or freckled
Anglo-Saxon : pale
North Atlantid: pale
Borreby : pale to fair
Alpinid: fair to light brown
The last two Caucasoid phenotypes are much more common in Belgium than in the United Kingdom. Thus you will expect a relatively “darker-skinned” population or a more “tan friendly” population in Belgium than in Britain.
Note: In Belgium, the Keltic Nordid type was most likely brought by the Ancient Belgae (Kelts) and Ancient Franks ( West Germans).
The Belgae also settled parts of the United Kingdom, they were kin to Ancient Brythons or Britons.

British have significant Viking influence, whereas Belgians do not.

[Septentrion]

Actually, he is fully Belgian. His mother was born in UK or something like that but she is Belgian, he mentioned than in one interview.

I don't think he is Keltic Nordid. He looks Borreby with oddly borealised features and kind of reminds me of Dutchman Arjen Robben face wise.

Kevin de Bruyne? He’s Celtic-Nordic. He reminds me of Prince Harry anyway! What are you talking about?

[Rico33]

Kevin de Bruyne? He’s Celtic-Nordic. He reminds me of Prince Harry anyway! What are you talking about?

Kevin is not typical at all. He does have a typical small face, though...
Prince Harry also has a more pronounced jawline. Kevin not so much. Jawlines are a British and Nordic thing. Belgians aren't generally good at having big jawlines. Sharp ones maybe, however never big.

[Septentrion]

British have significant Viking influence, whereas Belgians do not.

Fair enough, you are answering the question, why there might be differences here and there. However the Keltic Nordid phenotype unites these North-western European populations (Ireland, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Belgium). The Dutch are even closer to the Brits, but again have stronger Dalofaelid, Borreby influences.

[Septentrion]

Kevin is not typical at all. He does have a typical small face, though...
Prince Harry also has a more pronounced jawline. Kevin not so much. Jawlines are a British and Nordic thing. Belgians aren't generally good at having big jawlines. Sharp ones maybe, however never big.

I never said that he was “identical” to him. He just reminds me of him.

[Jana]

Kevin de Bruyne? He’s Celtic-Nordic. He reminds me of Prince Harry anyway! What are you talking about?

He is not Keltic Nordic. Jan Vertonghen is much better example of Belgian KN.