Party girl says she’s sold his undies for hundreds of thousands of dollars

A party girl who sold Prince Harry’s underwear for almost $390,000 has made more outrageous claims about the royal.

A party girl with a successful OnlyFans account has boasted that she sold a pair of Prince Harry’s underwear for nearly $390,000.

Carrie Royale, who also claims she has never-before-seen naked photos of the Duke of Sussex from an infamous night in Las Vegas in 2012, flogged his black boxer shorts at an auction.

She previously loaned them to the city’s Erotic Heritage Museum.

They were bought at the auction by Dino Palmiotto, who runs a strip club in San Diego, according to The Sun. He feels they are a piece of “history” from Harry’s playboy years.

“I estimate there are around a million Brits, or people with British ancestry, here in California, and they would love to see them,” Mr Palmiotto told the newspaper.

“Harry is always welcome at the club, too, and so is Meghan.”

Needless to say, neither royal has expressed any interest in attending the establishment, which is 320 kilometres south of their home in Montecito, California. Perhaps if it were closer?

A younger Prince Harry partying with bikini-clad girls in Las Vegas.

Harry and Meghan in British Colombia last month. Picture: Andrew Chin/Getty Images

Ms Royale, 52, claims Harry was wearing the boxer shorts in question when she kissed him at a party in Vegas. He was 27 at the time.

In her telling, he then ditched the underwear while dancing with some strippers before playing nude air guitar with a pool cue. As you do.

“I sold Harry’s pants for $US250,000,” Ms Royale told The Sun.

“In San Diego there is a strip club, Exposé, and the owner bought them. He is still trying to build a shrine to Harry, as far as I know.”

The “shrine” is indeed a real ambition of Mr Palmiotto’s, as he previously told the paper.

“I want those underpants for my club. A shrine at my club is the perfect home for them,” the strip club boss said.

“They’ll always be part of Prince Harry’s story, they are a piece of history. And guy is a hero and an icon and so is his wife. I know they get a lot of criticism but I’m a fan.”

Mr Palmiotto stressed that he was not trying to be “disrespectful”, and there was “nothing wrong” with Harry’s past as a “fun-loving party Prince”.

“There’s also nothing wrong with the way he’s more serious-minded these days, too. People evolve and mature, it’s just life. But who doesn’t want a reminder of when they were younger and all about having fun?”

Fair play: “I want those underpants” is an iconic line. Should any readers wish to build a shrine to my boxer shorts, you can always message me on Twitter - shall we start the bidding at, say, $100,000?

The Las Vegas incident became infamous.

Ms Royale has been banned from OnlyFans after, earlier this week, going public with her claim to have nude photos of Harry that “have never been seen by the public”.

“I have poolside pictures of before the night and I have shots of Harry in the buff,” she said.

“The world will be surprised about what has not been uncovered yet. People will by shocked by the images I have from that evening.”

She had threatened to post the photos on her profile (which included a less-than-subtle royal crest, at that point), in the hope they could make her millions of dollars.

“The creator’s account has been deactivated and they have been banned from the platform for threatening to share non-consensual intimate images,” an OnlyFans spokesperson said.

Ms Royale claims Harry’s memoir, Spare, neglected to mention key details from the notorious night in Las Vegas.

“In Spare he missed a lot of things from that night,” she said.

“Harry was so crazy, fun-loving and spontaneous.

“You grow up but with that said, you don’t lose your character as well. Don’t lose your sense of humour. And he completely has.”

OnlyFans has banned her for threatening to post con-consensual intimate photos of Prince Harry. Picture: Daniel Sorabji/AFP

Harry has previously spoken about the night on a podcast with US celebrity Dax Shepard, expressing regret and saying the emergence of photos in the media prompted him to “draw a clean breath”.

Later in the podcast, Prince Harry touched on his history of partying and the reality of having every moment of his life captured on camera while he was only in his twenties.

“It’s the job, right? Grin and bear it. Ge on with it. I was in my early twenties, thinking, I don’t want this job; I don’t want to be here. I don’t want to be doing this.”