Writer and broadcaster Esther Krakue says Prince Harry has shown he’s “not the brightest man out there” following Sasha Walpole revealing herself as the older woman he lost his virginity to.
“I do think, again, this is one of the uncomfortable fallouts of his tell-all book,” Ms Krakue told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.
“And it just goes to show the lack of judgment on the Duke of Sussex’s part, thinking that something like this wouldn’t come out, that he wouldn’t actually be implicating people no matter how skilfully he tried to keep it under wraps.”
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