A recent biography has hinted it may have contributed to the Duke's split with Cressida Bonas.
A new book has claimed that Prince Harry "stormed off in a huff" after a royal fan's Christmas request.
Author of The Palace Papers, Tina Brown, recounted the incident, one of two they said that led to the couple going their separate ways. Over the festive period, Harry and Cressida were staying in the country with Cressida’s half-sister and other members of the family. “And so Cressida opened her mouth and said: ‘Oh, of course.’ And Harry said: ‘Get out of my way’ and went bright red in the face and stormed off in a huff.”
“He slammed on the brakes, did a spin turn in the middle of the street and gunned it back to Nott Cott for a Valentine’s night of pizza.”
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