Prince Harry asked David Walliams vulgar seven-word question after 'exposing his bottom'
Little Britain star David Walliams, who is known for his role on Britain's Got Talent, said the incident in question occurred the first time he met Prince Harry
David Walliams has made a cheeky claim about Prince Harry, alleging that the Royal once "exposed his bottom and slapped it" at a party before posing a rather risque question.
The Mail reports that the Little Britain star, 53, recounted the incident from a party he attended with the Duke of Sussex. Despite knowing the prince, Walliams said that Harry "doesn't text" him daily.
The former Britain's Got Talent judge said it occurred the first time he met Harry, who stepped back from his royal duties in 2020, with David revealing that the prince's flashing was then followed by a vulgar question.
Walliams recalled: "I do know Prince Harry, but he doesn't text me every day. The first time I met him was at a party when he pulled his trousers down, exposed his bottom and slapped it, saying, 'Hey, come on Walliams, do you want a bit of this?'"
He continued: "Then we ended up working out at the same gym when he would say, 'Walliams, wait for me'. We would sit together in the steam room and chat. He's a very lovely boy."
Known for his wilder days before settling down with Meghan Markle and having two children, Archie and Lilibet, Prince Harry was previously in a scandal in 2012 when photos surfaced showing him naked next to an unidentified woman.
Another photo showed him hugging a naked woman near a pool table. Reports also emerged of his wild antics in Las Vegas, which included "playing air guitar with pool sticks" and demanding a glove for a Michael Jackson impression, according to a source who spoke to TMZ, reports the Mirror.
He was also spotted jumping into a pool fully clothed and shoeless at a Croatian rave, as well as living it up in the VIP section of a Hvar nightclub.
In the Mail article, David described Harry as a "great laugh", but admitted it sometimes saddened him when the Prince was portrayed negatively. He went on to describe Harry as a "fun, loving, friendly guy".
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David also claimed that Harry is the "most popular royal by miles", while the others are "quite boring".
However, one of the most controversial incidents involved Harry wearing a costume featuring a swastika armband in 2005. The Sun broke the story with a photo of Harry holding a drink and a cigarette, under the headline "Harry the Nazi".
Clarence House responded at the time, stating that Prince Harry regretted any offence caused. In his own words, Harry said: "I am very sorry if I caused any offence or embarrassment to anyone".
He conceded: "It was a poor choice of costume and I apologise."
The Mirror has contacted the Sussexes for comment.
