Dominatrix Carrie Royale sold the boxers for almost £200,000
Would you pay almost £200,000 for a pair of pants that belonged to a Royal Family member? This seems to be the going rate for Prince Harry’s.
Black boxers – thought to have been worn by the the Duke of Sussex at a party in Las Vegas party where he stripped naked – were sold by dominatrix Carrie Royale.
The 52-year-old claims to be one of a number of strippers who joined the royal at his suite at the Wynn Hotel back in 2012.
Naked pictures of Harry, then 27, being hugged by a scantily-clad woman were published in The Sun after being circulated online at the time.
The former dominatrix then threatened to leak more photos of Harry ‘in the buff’ as ‘revenge’ for being whitewashed from his autobiography but was quickly shut down.
Carrie boasted that she flogged the pants for nearly £200,000 to San Diego strip club boss Dino Palmiotto.
A swimsuit and cocktail dress owned by Carrie Royale and a pair of underwear allegedly owned by Prince Harry are displayed before being auctioned off (Picture: Shutterstock)
Former stripper Carrie also threatened to sell never-before-seen photos of Harry naked at a Las Vegas bash (Picture: KWKC/MEGA)
If Harry wants to reclaim his lost property, the club is only 200 miles down the coast from the Sussexes’ Montecito home.
Dino described the boxers as ‘a piece of history from Harry’s playboy days’ – and said they will be a hit with tourists.
‘I estimate there are around a million Brits, or people with British ancestry, here in California and they would love to see them,’ he said.
‘Harry is always welcome at the club, too, and so is Meghan.’
After selling the boxers, Carrie vowed to publish intimate pictures of the prince on OnlyFans.
She told The Sun: ‘I have some nice pictures of him in the buff. These pictures have never been seen by the public.
‘I have poolside pictures of before the night and shots of Harry in the buff. People will be shocked by them.’
But after her threat, OnlyFans suspended her account.
A spokesperson confirmed to Metro that her account has since been deactivated and she has been banned from the platform for threatening to share non-consensual intimate images.
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