Prince Harry is not as much “fun” after marrying Meghan Markle according to one of his most loyal defenders.
James Haskell, the former England rugby star who attended the wedding of the Sussexes, defended friend Prince Harry’s decision to release his autobiography Spare.
But despite his loyal defence of the prince, Haskell has also indicated that Harry has changed for the worse since his union with Meghan, reports MailOnline.
Haskell was talking about he first met Prince Harry at the 2011 wedding of fellow rugby star Mike Tindall’s wedding to Zara Phillips on stage at Bath Forum, in Somerset, for the World Cup Afterparty: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – a live version of their popular rugby podcast.
He said: “Who should be there, wandering around having a good time, but Prince Harry. He hadn’t met her [Meghan] yet, so he was still quite fun.”
Haskell also poked fun at Tindall – saying he sucked up to his new Royal Family.
He said: “I don’t know how to say this but Tinds is a proper brown-nose around the royals.
“He’s taken brown-nosing to a new level. They called him ‘Solesy’ at the palace because the only thing you see hanging out of their backsides are the soles of his feet.
“And he’s also known as a bit of a cuckoo because since he joined up he’s had Harry out and he’s had [Prince] Andrew out [of the family] as well. He’s one big plane crash away from being King.”
And the audience laughter meant he kept on with his quipping.
He said: “He keeps trying to book their travel.
