Prince Harry's Supposed First Lover Thinks His Memoir Retelling Of Their Tryst Is Just As Cringey As We Do

Prince Harry's tell-all memoir "Spare" has many eyebrow-raising details, and one particular story probably had many royals gasping. In addition to shocking claims that his fight with Prince William led to physical blows and comments about the royal family's ties to the press, Prince Harry shared an NSFW story about how he lost his virginity to a woman. "Inglorious episode. She liked horses, quite a lot, and treated me not unlike a young stallion. Quick ride, after which she'd smacked my rump and sent me to graze," he wrote (via Page Six). The Duke of Sussex added that the tryst "happened in a grassy field behind a busy pub."

While he didn't divulge who the woman was, Prince Harry did share that she was older. Many were quick to think the mystery person was Elizabeth Hurley but she told The Times, "Not me. Not guilty. Ha! No. Not me. Absolutely not." Now, a month after the shocking revelation, the woman has revealed herself and she is telling her side of the story.

Sasha Walpole has revealed that she was the one to whom Prince Harry allegedly lost his virginity when he was a teen. The 40-year-old woman told The Sun that the tryst happened after they were quite inebriated. "The sex was passionate and sparky because we shouldn't have been doing it. One thing just quickly led to another," she revealed. Walpole claimed that Prince Harry was the one to make the first move and said that the "sex was about five minutes."

After Prince Harry blasted the private moment for the world to read, Walpole felt compelled to come forward. "I don't understand why he went into such detail. He could have said that he lost his ­virginity and left it at that. He has done this to my privacy because I was going to keep my head down and not talk about it," she stated to The Sun. Walpole had told her mom about her romp with Prince Harry after it had happened but wasn't sure if her dad knew and reached out to him for advice. "It is awkward because of what Harry has written about me slapping his bum, really cringey. It flared up because of the way Harry has written it," she bemoaned.

As for Rupert Everett, he claimed that he knows who Prince Harry lost his virginity to and it supposedly wasn't behind a pub, per The Telegraph. Only Prince Harry knows the real truth and perhaps he won't be so quick to overshare next time.

The woman who allegedly took Prince Harry's virginity has revealed herself and she is not holding back. 

Following the release of Prince Harry's memoir, "Spare," in which he detailed his first time as a "quick ride" in a field behind a pub, Sasha Walpole decided to tell the story on her own terms. However, royal commentator Robert Jobson believes Meghan Markle will be "annoyed" at Walpole's admissions, via the Daily Mail. "Loving the interviews with Harry's "older woman" in @TheSun & @mailplus – She seems down to earth telling "her truth" for cash. Not sure Meg will like #SashaWalpole telling @piersmorgan @TalkTV that the Harry she knew seems under a spell. But "H" started it by writing about her," Jobson tweeted.

Following her reveal to The Sun, Walpole is slated to sit down with Piers Morgan on February 9 on TalkTV, the host announced in a tweet. In a clip, he stated that Prince Harry shared the secret that Walpole has kept for 21 years and now it's her turn to share her side of the story. "I guarantee the interview will last a little longer than Harry did," Morgan quipped. Now that the world knows who Walpole is, her quiet life has blown up, but if it weren't for "Spare," she never would have shared her years-long secret.

Sasha Walpole was perfectly content keeping her tryst with Prince Harry a secret but she was certain that details in his memoir "Spare" would out her. "I know the hunt would have kept going until people found me. I don't understand why he went into such detail ... But he described how it happened — in a field behind a pub," she told Daily Mail. She added, "He didn't name me but people who were there that night, or simply part of that social circle, would be able to work out it was me."

Walpole described feeling panic at the thought of finally being named and waking up to find reporters outside her quiet home. "I wanted to take control of the situation before it took control of me," she shared. When the book came out, Walpole was bombarded with messages from friends, some of whom she hadn't spoken to in years. Her sister Jodie Mayhead told Daily Mail, "Sasha and Harry were all just in one massive social circle so it wasn't rocket science to work it out that they'd had sex that night." She added that her sister would never have come forward about Prince Harry if he hadn't written about it in his book. Prince Harry has told his side of the story and now, Walpole is finally sharing hers.