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Privacy NoticeA juicy revelation suggests Prince Harry was harshly rejected by a university student he was reportedly “snogging against a wall” around 20 years ago. Writer Isabel Webster shared this blast from the past after spotting a snapshot of A-list lovebirds Emma Corrin and Rami Malek, who were trying to have a sentimental moment on the beach under the watchful eyes of their security team. Isabel penned: “She’d met Prince Harry at a Cirencester ball. They were snogging against a wall when she realised they weren’t alone! She refused the invitation back to Highgrove – three’s a crowd, don’t you know?”. Harry’s invitation involved a trip to the Highgrove House, the private pad of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, nestled near Tetbury in Gloucestershire, only about 12 miles from the Cirencester ball venue. This bit of trivia is courtesy of their official website.
Harry and William would typically start off their weekend by sneaking into a nearby pub
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GloucestershireLive previously revealed that Royal brothers Prince William and Harry once enjoyed a secret underground club in Highgrove. It also emerged that the Princes indulged in teenage parties with their close friends as part of a group known as Club H. The exclusive hideout was situated in an old bomb shelter, accessible only via a set of stony steps and a lengthy corridor, requiring one to walk past wine cellars and storage rooms full of “absurd gifts” intended for King Charles. In his tell-all book ‘Spare’, Prince Harry recalls his youthful shenanigans with brother William, affectionately referred to as “Willy”. The Royal lads would kick off their weekends by “sneaking into a nearby pub” for a cheeky “few pints of Snake Bite”, before retreating to their private den, Club H. The memoir reveals that their escapades included “plenty of innocent snogging”, which naturally accompanied the “not so innocent drinking”. Harry doesn’t shy away from detailing the ever-present security detail, noting: “Our bodyguards were always nearby, which kept a lid on things, but it was more than that, we had a sense of boundaries.”
Prince Harry grew up in Gloucestershire and enjoyed drinking sessions at Highgrove House
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Delving deeper into the Club H chronicles, Harry says: “We were often tipsy and sometimes smashed, and yet there wasn’t a single time that anyone used or brought drugs down there.” Describing the ambiance of Club H, Harry reminisces about its no-window setup, adorned with a Persian rug, Moroccan sofas, a sturdy wooden table, an electric dartboard, and a “huge stereo system”. He also shares a quirky detail about how they managed to keep the smell of booze under wraps thanks to the fresh lavender and honeysuckle scents drifting in from father Charles’s garden. Fast forward to 2018, and one of Harry’s old mates, Guy Pelly, who shared many a pint with him back in Gloucestershire, was chosen as Prince Louis’s godfather, as reported by GloucestershireLive. Pelly has long been associated with Harry’s younger days in the countryside. They were part of a group known as the Glosse Posse, often seen around the Highgrove area. The former Royal Agricultural College student was later said to have had a positive impact on William’s youngest son.Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnCamillaPrince HarryPrince LouisPrince William
