Prince Harry underwear line being launched by ex-dominatrix who romped with him in Las Vegas
After she kissed and groped the royal in Sin City in 2012, former dominatrix Carrie Royale says she is releasing an underwear line based on the pants she says he whipped off during the romp.
A former dominatrix who threatened to leak naked pics of Prince Harry on OnlyFans is releasing a range of Duke of Sussex-themed underwear.
Carrie Royale, 52, made headlines worldwide when she kissed and groped the then-27-year-old royal during the infamous Sin City strippers bash in 2012 where he was photographed naked – and says her new underwear line is based on pants she says he whipped off during the rome.
She told the Daily Star about how she is now releasing a range of undies branded ‘Red Hot’ in “honour” of the romp: “I’ve been working with a very high-end fashion chain and in the next few months our range of ‘Red Hot’ underwear will be hitting shelves.
“The name is obviously a reference to Harry’s red hair – and I can say categorically his curtains match the drapes as the Brits say.”
Carrie added she worked with cutting-edge undie designers on the boxer shorts range to add in a tackle-enhancing feature to the undies.
She said: “A lot of boxer shorts now have these ‘support systems’ that make men’s packages look bigger than it is, and to give it as much support as possible as apparently doing that cuts down on the risk of testicular cancer and helps them maintain the optimum sperm count.
‘Our Red Hot range – which is coming in both a briefs and boxers range – has a really well-designed package support and enhancement system.
“The ads for the underwear are going to underline exactly how it works, and we are releasing them in a range of eye-grabbing colours, from black to bright orange and red as they are very fitting for Harry.”
Carrie is teaming up with influencers firm the Rebel Agency to launch the undies, which she says will cost £34.99 for a pack of two as they are “premium” quality.
She said: “Calvin Kleins are a lot more than ours, but they don’t have the heritage or back-story of ours.
“We think they are going to be a big hit with girlfriends and families buying them for loved ones.”
Carrie said she has deals in place with a “huge range” of US stores to stock the underwear – which she stressed were being produced at US factories and not in “sweat shops”.
