Prince Harry
Intimate revelation about Prince William’s penis
Prince Harry and Prince William 2005
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Prince Harry doesn’t mince his words in his memoir “Spare” and tells intimate stories that also affect his brother Prince William.
The statements made by Prince Harry, 38 – whether in the Netflix documentary, his memoirs or in interviews – are not only becoming more and more reproachful towards his family, but also more and more embarrassing. Because his autobiography in Spain was accidentally published a few days before the official release, Harry’s revelations about himself and the royal family are already going around the world. What was already suspected in advance: His brother Prince William, 40, does not do well in the book.
Allegations that William physically assaulted him and that he and his wife Catherine, Princess of Wales, 40, advised him to wear Nazi uniforms at the time are unlikely to help the brothers reconcile. And Harry’s rather unpleasant stories about his penis probably cause a lot of head shaking in the family.
Prince Harry tells of frostbite on his best piece
In “Spare” Harry not only talks about his first sex, but also describes a painful experience he had during his four-day expedition to the North Pole in March 2011. Apparently, the prince not only contracted hypothermia on his ears and cheeks, but also on his best piece, so that he even had to get help from a doctor back in Great Britain. “Dad was very interested and sympathetic to the discomfort of my frozen ears and cheeks, and I had to try not to share about my equally affected penis,” Harry writes.
Harry was still suffering from frostbite at William and Kate’s wedding. “I was still recovering. I was in Westminster Abbey with my brother and I couldn’t feel him.”
Harry and William were circumcised
This intimate revelation probably wouldn’t be so bad if Harry didn’t drag his brother into these rather unroyal subjects as well. Because Harry also reveals a secret that affects William: Both boys were circumcised at an early age. “There were countless stories in books and newspapers (even the New York Times) about Willy and I not being circumcised. Mom forbade it, they all said, and although it’s absolutely true that the likelihood of penile frostbite increased get is much bigger if you’re not circumcised, all the stories were wrong. I was circumcised as a baby.”
Sources used: telegraph.co.uk, pagesix.com