In his biography "Spare," Prince Harry describes his first trip. He did not identify the "older woman" who deflowered him. Sasha Walpole has now gone public.
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| Sasha Walpole and Prince Harry in a photo |
At the age of 16, Prince Harry lost his virginity in a field behind The Vine Tree Pub. The king disclosed this in his memoir "Spare" . The 38-year-old recalls that his sex partner, "an older woman", treated him "no differently than a young stud". He didn't say anything about the woman's name. Now, Harry's ex-wife has gone public for the first time, speaking for the first time about her night with the prince.
"I'm the older lady who stole Prince Harry's virginity," Sasha Walpole revealed to The Sun. "Mysterious horse enthusiast," she is. That evening, today's excavator driver celebrated her 19th birthday. "We walked outside and scaled a three-tiered barrier onto the field. We were quite tipsy at this point. I offered Harry a smoke. I lit mine and then his. We smoked our cigarettes - Marlboro Lights - and then it just happened. Harry took the first step and started kissing her.
There was no noise, no conversation. It was thrilling to see it happen. It was thrilling that it happened in the manner that it did. We were gone for 15 minutes, but the intercourse lasted approximately five minutes," says Walpole, who was working as a stable girl at Highgrove, King Charles III's rural estate at the time. "The sex was intense and thrilling because we shouldn't have," she continues. Harry wrote in his memoirs that his mystery sex partner smacked him on the buttocks after deflowering him, which Walpole now verifies. "He had a gorgeous peach bottom - but he was young," she tells the British publication.
The 40-year-old mother of two initially learned about Harry's remarks while watching television at home. A Whatsapp pal emailed her screenshots of the headlines. She was so terrified that she nearly fell off the sofa, she admits.
The decision to go public at this point was unavoidable. People at the pub that night may have realized Harry's description was about them. "Perhaps Harry should have thought about it before writing. He might have tracked me down and warned me "Walpole explained. She kept it a secret for 21 years because Harry was a buddy, whether he was a prince or not. "I did not wish for this attention, but I know that the hunt would have continued until I was found."
She was perplexed as to why the Duke of Sussex went into such length in his account. "He might have simply stated that he had lost his virginity and left it at that," she comments. But he did say it happened in a field behind a tavern. That is OK if you are not the other party. But when you're as invested as I am, you suddenly feel like your world is shrinking."
She was terrified that her life was about to be flipped upside down. "It's strange to be exposed in a book. I reside in a peaceful region of Wiltshire with my spouse Ian and my children. "And then, 21 years later, that happened," Walepole continues. But she wasn't angry at Harry, she was too loyal for that.