Ex-stripper Who ‘Kissed’ Prince Harry Claims He Became ‘Such a Bore’ & Is No Longer ‘the Fun Prince’

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, was reportedly a rebel in his youth and once went to rehab. He met a stripper back in the day who has now described him as laid-back after saying he used to be "fun." The woman also suggested that the royal should "let his hair down now and again."

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, partied in Las Vegas as a youngster and went naked on one wild night out. He played a game of strip billiards.

Being a member of the Royal Family, the prince was photographed, and the pictures got leaked to TMZ. One partygoer recounted the events from that evening once.

"There was a pool table, and he was playing air guitar with pool sticks. He was screaming out, 'Somebody get me a grovel. I'm going to do a Michael Jackson impression!'" the source recalled.

Prince Harry got heavily drunk, danced, and fell into a pool. His wilding behavior led to his father, Prince Charles, sending him to Featherstone Lodge Rehabilitation Centre in Peckham for only one day.

The Prince of Wales wanted his son to deal with his uncontrollable behavior. Notably, St. James's Palace kept most of the details under wraps saying:

"This is a serious matter which was resolved within the family and is now in the past and closed."

FORMER STRIPPER SPEAKS OUT ABOUT PRINCE HARRY

Moreover, a former stripper, Carrie Reichert, whom the prince met on that eventual night, claimed in an interview with the Mirror in July 2022 that she kissed him.

She supposedly locked lips with Prince Harry on a drunken night in Sin City back in August 2012. Reichert revealed she was now selling a pair of black underwear that the prince, then 27, is said to have gifted her at the time:

"Harry has become such a bore. It's a real shame. When he partied in Vegas, everyone loved him and his sense of fun."

"At least these pants are a reminder of what he used to be like when Harry was the fun prince," said Reichert, adding the former pilot is now uptight and takes life too seriously. She noted that even though the British native is now a married family man, he should still "let his hair down" once in a while.

Reichert is also auctioning the dress and swimsuit she donned at the time and estimates they could make $965.960,00.

In addition, the Duke of Sussex was dubbed "miserable and pompous" after he delivered his keynote address at the United Nations, speaking on climate change in July 2022.

EXPERTS ON MEGHAN MARKLE & PRINCE HARRY'S RELATIONSHIP

Since the Duke met his wife, Meghan Markle, body experts have watched their public appearances closely. When the royal couple announced their engagement in 2017, during their first joint interview, body language expert Judi James analyzed their interactions.

According to James, it was evident that Markle possessed a stronger personality trait in contrast to her then-fiance in public, saying:

"It's a bit of a role reversal. The standout thing was that [Markle] subtly and not-so-subtly did tend to take control and dominate – in a good way – both the photo call and the interview they did."

James noted that the former actress used tie signs, which is familiar with Hollywood couples, especially on the red carpet. She explained that when they pose for photographs, they usually pat each other on the back as a sign to move on.

In the case of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Markle sent signals to the prince. For instance, she was the first to wave to the photographers.

While it might not have come as a surprise for the American native to take the lead because of her Hollywood career experience, James stated that it was unusual for a royal bride-to-be to show dominance instead of their partner.

Prince Harry portrayed anxiety signs as he blinked too much and bit his bottom lip during the interview. "I've never seen any of the royal engagements where it's been the guy being slightly more [anxious], and she was gently helping him through it," said James.

Royal biographer, Tina Brown, told the Telegraph in April 2022 that the prince is living under his wife's shadow because of his neediness:

"He's so emotionally needy that he's been completely and utterly taken over by Meghan, and his whole personality has changed."

"Meghan seems to answer some huge need in Harry, and it seems like they are in a powerful co-dependency," said Brown, who noted that she questions how everything would unfold later in their lives.

Be that as it may, Prince Harry is now a doting father of two children and a loving husband. He and Markle share a son and a daughter, Archie, and Lilibet. Since exiting England in January 2020, the royal couple has now settled in Los Angeles and has plans for their future while living in the US.

The Duke and Duchess have several projects lined up for the summer of 2022. Per Hello Magazine, the pair are currently working on their upcoming podcast Archetypes, set to launch this summer.

Markle and Prince Harry reportedly spent more than a year preparing everything for their new venture and had their daughter and son appear in the podcast's first episode. The Duke is also working on his memoir, which is set to be published by Penguin Random House in 2022.

The publisher revealed that the royal "will share, for the very first time, the definitive account of the experiences, adventures, losses, and life lessons that have helped shape him."

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Markle are said to have allowed cameras into their Montecito home in California for their new Netflix documentary.

The prince has also dived back into his favorite sport of polo and has even competed in Santa Barbara with the Cancha de Estrella's Polo Club. According to Mail Online, the father of two "trains four times a week" to keep up with competitors.