‘Lack of dignity’: US TV host Megyn Kelly slams Prince Harry’s ‘todger’ story

TV host Megyn Kelly has blasted Prince Harry after he revealed in his memoir that he used an ointment on his frostbitten “todger”.

US journalist Megyn Kelly has blasted Prince Harry after he revealed in his memoir that he used an ointment on his frostbitten “todger”.

In his bombshell ­autobiography, Spare, the Duke of Sussex revealed he was nursing a frostbitten penis during a trip to Antarctica before Prince William’s wedding to Kate Middleton.

The Prince wrote that the smell of US brand Elizabeth Arden cream made him feel as though his late mother, Princess Diana, was “right there in the room” as he applied it “down there”.

Explaining that a friend had recommended the home remedy for frostbite after an uncomfortable return from the North Pole, Harry recalled telling them: “My mum used that on her lips. You want me to put that on my todger?”

After the friend’s reassurance, Harry found himself a tube, writing that the smell of it transported him back to his childhood.

“I felt as if my mother was right there in the room. Then I took a smidge and applied it … down there,” he wrote.

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Prince Harry shared in book that he returned home from the North Pole with frostbite on his penis. Picture: David Cheskin/AFP

During her podcast The Megyn Kelly Show, the former Fox News presenter reacted to Harry’s bizarre story.

“This example of the todger is so interesting to me because it reveals a complete lack of dignity,” Kelly said.

“That shows we, so many of us, had been blaming Meghan Markle for sort of tearing him out of the royal family.

The Sky News Australia contributor went on to say Harry is an “unwell” man.

“No normal person, never mind man, would read a passage that way, the intonation on it, write about it in the first place,” she said.

“You want to do a tell-all, okay. What kind of a man would share a story like that, that’s about his intimate parts so openly with detail and the word cream associated.

“I’m just sorry but most men would have every instinct to say there are some things that are too personal enough for public consumption.”

US journalist Megyn Kelly. Picture: Megyn Kelly/YouTube

A viral audiobook recording of Harry’s penis story sent readers wild on Twitter, prompting shocked reactions.

“This book is a Freudian nightmare,” one person wrote.

“A moment of silence for the sound engineer who recorded Prince Harry’s audiobook,” another said.

Apart from Harry’s candid story, Spare has aired a number of bombshell allegations against the royal family, particularly his brother and sister-in-law.

The Duke claimed William branded his wife Meghan “rude” and “difficult” during a row that turned physical.

He alleges William “grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace, and … knocked me to the floor”.

Harry also insisted that Kate was responsible for the argument between her and Meghan over bridesmaids’ dresses ahead of the Sussexes’ wedding, publishing a tense text message exchange between the two women.

In their first public appearance since the book’s release, William and Kate ignored questions about the allegations, smiling and waving to onlookers as they left Windsor Castle.