This Was The Party That Made Prince Harry Lose His Underpants In Las Vegas

Prince Harry returns to relive one of the biggest scandals of his life after learning that one of the strippers he was dating during his controversial Las Vegas bacchanal is going… auction this week two of the garments that ‘steal’ the Duke of Sussex playing a game strip billiards in your hotel room. the American magazine TMZwho was responsible for publishing the controversial nude photos of Harry; announced that the underwear of the youngest son of Prince Charles of Wales will be auctioned next Thursday.

Now, ten years after his nude photos went viral, The underpants and the bathing suit are up for auction that Prince Harry wore that famous day. the stripper Carrie Reichert, who would later change her name to Carrie Royale; has confessed TMZ That “feels the time is right to sell it” and in this way “close a full circle for Harry”. The exotic dancer has also revealed that she is “Organizing this auction to help him remember his fun side, the side that tried to control his marriage to Meghan.”. Since 2012, both garments have been owned by the stripperafter young Harry lost them betting on a game with a striptease.

It is expected that the final sale price: of Harry’s most intimate garments can amount to more than a million euros. The auction starts Hustler Club Bee 10.30 pm this Thursday evening (United States Pacific Coast time), and the starting price is $10,000. Carrie Royale has announced that if the bid reaches $800,000, Prince Harry’s clothing lot will be accompanied by a bottle vintage three liters Dom Perignon Rose 1996 wrapped in 24-karat gold; a product worth more than $200,000. He also ensured that A portion of the proceeds from this auction will be donated to: Archewellthe charity Harry and Meghan founded in 2020.

It all started ten years ago when Prince Harry traveled to the state of Nevada to spend a few days on vacation with some friends. Harry, 27, along with Tom Inskip, 25, and Arthur Landon, 30; They decided to travel to the city of Las Vegas on August 17, 2012, and stayed for about 950 euros a night in a luxury bungalow in Hotel Wynnp. It wasn’t long before the youngsters visited the casino of this famous hotel, where they spent the first night before taking their belongings to a ostentatious three bedroom suite on the Wynn Encore Tower; more than 580 square meters and a price around 7,000 euros per night.

The next morning, the young British royal was seen with a large group of friends at the pool of this prestigious hotel, where he happened to coincide with actress Jennifer López. From the British newspaper The sun claimed that Prince Harry flirted with a group of girls who were there for a bachelorette party, and even invited them to play a t-shirt match with them; though eventually each went to their respective rooms. Something that would be repeated days later, albeit with a very different ending.

After a few days surrounded by all kinds of luxury, women in bikinis and long days in the casino or the pool; the controversial party that would mark a before and after in the life of the Duke of Sussex. Tired of the public exposure the young royal was exposed to every time he set foot in the Encore Beach Club or during his nights of debauchery in the XS; Prince Harry and his friends decided to invite a group of women they’d met poolside in their luxurious suite., where they were drinking and playing pool until the wee hours. It was then that Prince William’s brother got carried away without fear of what was about to happen. The Duke of Sussex pHe lost all his clothes and an innocent and discreet mobile camera captured the young royal completely naked.

In less than 24 hours, the magazine TMZ made public some images that would soon go around the world; and that they not only served as a wake-up call for a young Harry, but ended spark one of the biggest scandals in the history of the British Royal Family. The only positive thing about this controversial story for Prince Harry is that, as the owner of his clothes has assured; The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will receive a portion of the proceeds from the auction that will go directly to their foundation.