Prince Harry writes in his autobiography due out in January about the moment he lost his virginity as a teenager to a “beautiful older woman in the countryside,” the titillating tidbit about the overall dull royal elitist hopefully proving to be helpful in producing sales.
Of course, with the whipped prince being led around by his nose by wife Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, as millions believe, what woman is anxious to step forward and accept such a claim to fame?
Actress Elizabeth Hurley, the 57-year-old “Austin Powers” star, is certainly not and was quick to erase her name from speculation over just who shagged the fresh prince.
“Not me. Not guilty. Ha!” Hurley told Saturday Times magazine over the weekend. “No. Not me. Absolutely not.”
Hurley owned a farmhouse in Gloucestershire, which is northwest of London, at one point and there were rumors that she was the cougar who stole young Harry’s innocence.
The memoir is titled, “Spare,” which manages to capture the whiny nature of Prince Harry as he and his mixed-race wife embark on a capitalistic campaign to make a much money as possible while they can still draw headlines, a campaign that features the Netflix tell-all series “Harry & Meghan.”
According to Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, the title is in reference to a phrase used jokingly between William and Harry as “the heir and the spare.”
“Being the ‘spare’ is still at the forefront of his mind all these years later and he clearly feels belittled by it,” Seward told The Sun. “It is really a bit pathetic that he hasn’t managed to move on. Diana used to call him the spare. Harry would say “I’m the spare, I don’t have to behave, I can do what I like.'”
Either way, Harry does not appear to have any concerns about his relationship with his older brother and he and Meghan paint the royal family as racists.
“Prince William, is reportedly ‘done’ with his younger sibling over the allegations leveled in the documentary, including Harry saying that William screamed at him in front of Queen Elizabeth during a conversation about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quitting the royal family in 2020.” the Daily Mail reported.
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Tom Tillison grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills. Tillison also contributes to BizPac Review.
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