Great, Cool, Now the Couple Who Owns the Field Where Prince Harry Lost His Virginity Is Speaking Out
In case you were wondering how much more information could possibly be shared about the time Prince Harry lost his virginity in a field, turns out…the limit does not exist! On top of Harry telling the extremely detailed story of his virginity loss in Spare, Sasha Walpole recounting her side of the story, and Rupert Everett giving his two cents for some reason, the owners of the field where this fated act occurred are now weighing in.
Speaking to The Sun about their plot of land in Norton, Wilts, Dean Ellwood and Anna Pitt-Stanley joked about putting up a plaque.
“I suppose I could put a blue plaque up in the field, but I don’t think many people would be interested,” Ellwood mused. Pitt-Stanley added, “Everyone in the village is talking about it, but I don’t think we will be setting up a gift shop selling memorabilia.” Ellwood also spoke about how he came to own Harry’s Virginity Field™, saying it had previously belonged to a pub but “by the time we bought the cottage eight years ago, the field’s ownership had transferred to our property.”
Meanwhile, The Sun reported that “no one at the pub wanted to comment.”
ICYMI, Harry revealed the story of his virginity loss in his memoir, Spare, writing, “She liked horses, quite a lot, and treated me unlike a young stallion. Quick ride, after which she’d smacked my rump and sent me to grace. Among the many things about it that were wrong. It happened in a grassy field behind a busy pub.”
Meanwhile, Walpole spoke out saying, “His description is accurate—the real shock when I saw what he’d written was how true it was. That’s what took me back the most. I’m not offended. Afterward, I did grab his bum and give him a slap. I gave him a little squeeze as well. He had a peachy bum.”
On that note, goodbye.
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