Harry ‘ripped down picture of the Queen’ from club wall at wild party and said ‘I can’t have her watching me do this’
PRINCE Harry reportedly ripped down a picture of the Queen from a club wall at a "wild party" and said "I can't have her watching me do this".
TV star Paddy McGuinness claimed in a podcast that the moment involving the Duke of Sussex happened many years ago on a night out with a host of other stars in attendance.
Speaking on the Restless Natives podcast, the 50-year-old Top Gear star said the group were in an "underground" club in Chelsea, London, where there was "all sorts going on".
McGuinness insisted he saw Harry remove the picture so the late Queen wouldn't witness what he got up to in the west London club.
He claimed: “I was talking to one of the security lads at the end because there was all sorts going on.
"He [Harry] was ripping my t-shirt off, snogging and kissing me and ripped a photo of the Queen off the wall and said 'I can't have her watching me doing this'.”
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Paddy went on to claim he asked Prince Harry's security guard what was going on.
He added the officer replied: "They'll [the CCTV footage] never see the light of day. This is one of the clubs where the royals go and they can let off steam."
The comedian did not reveal when this was said to have happened, but told hosts Gordon Smart and Martin Compston that the club had a "secret door" famous faces could use, that was surrounded by security cameras.
The presenter explained: "I get a tap on the shoulder and it's Prince Harry… I thought that's bonkers.
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"He kept appearing and disappearing."
McGuinness also claims that band members of One Direction and a group of footballers were among the huge names to attend the party.
It comes as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released a video showing Archewell's 2023 "impact" - as it was revealed their foundation suffered a drop in donations.
The Sussexes revealed a one-minute Archewell clip showing people and causes their foundation has helped throughout the year.
The move came hours after Princess Kate shared a sweet clip with her kids at a baby bank.
George, 10, Charlotte, 8, and Louis, 5, helped mum Kate at a baby bank sorting Christmas gifts for children in need.
In the sweet video, the The Princess of Wales was seen taking her children to the Baby Bank in Windsor for a day of rewarding work.
Meanwhile, Archewell's income tax return, filed in the US, revealed that the couple's foundation had seen a massive drop in donations.
According to the documents, donations to Archewell were amounted to just $2million (£1.6m) - down from $12.9million (£10.3m) in 2021.
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That makes it a drop of $11million (£8.7m).
And it was further revealed that two major donors contributed £795,210 ($1million) each - a significant drop of over £8.7million ($11million) in a year.
