- Elizabeth Hurley has addressed fan theories that she took Prince Harry’s virginity.
- The actress told Andy Cohen Watch what’s happening live in 2024 that she “never met” Harry.
- The Duke of Sussex detailed a relationship with an “older” woman in his 2023 memoir: Spare.
Elizabeth Hurley has set the record straight on whether she is the mystery woman who Prince Harry described losing his virginity to in his memoir, Spare.
In an April 2024 episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy CohenHurley, 61, sat down for an interview alongside Brooke Shields. Cohen read aloud a fan question asking if she was the “older” woman mentioned by the Duke of Sussex in his 2023 memoir.
“That was ridiculous!” Hurley, who is 19 years older than Harry, 42, said when asked about the rumors. “He said, ‘She was English. She was older than me. It was in Gloucestershire.’ And they were like, “Ah, it’s Elizabeth.” »
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After Cohen asked if she was “surprised” to hear the theory, Hurley added, “It was absurd.” It was ridiculous. It was like saying, “He’s handsome. He’s American.” Oh, it’s Andy Cohen.
The host then doubled down on his joke, asking: “But was Harry a good lover? Were you nice to him?” Hurley threw his head back laughing and replied, “I’ve never met him.”
While the Dazzled The actress has not met the Duke of Sussex, she has been photographed with King Charles and Prince William on different occasions.
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In his memoir, Harry described losing his virginity as an “inglorious episode” with an “older woman”.
“She was very fond of horses and treated me a bit like a young stallion,” Harry wrote. “A quick stroll, after which she slapped me on the bottom and sent me scrambling. Among the many things that went wrong: it happened in a grassy field behind a busy pub. Obviously someone had seen us.”
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Since then, Harry and Hurley have both appeared in court in January after suing Associated Newspapers, which publishes the Daily Mail And Mail Sunday. The pair were both plaintiffs, alongside Elton John and Jude Law’s ex-wife Sadie Frost, who all alleged the newspapers used illegal methods to obtain information. They lost the case against Associated Newspapers in August and were ordered to pay 9.5 million pounds ($13 million).
“We came to court to demand justice and accountability. But we received neither,” Harry and the plaintiffs said in a statement. “This is a complete and obvious whitewash, but unfortunately not entirely unexpected. »
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