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How is loss of R25bn progress? iLIVE

The naked truth about Harry: iLIVE

Cliff Saunders, Northcliff | 24 August, 2012 00:17
Britain's Prince Harry gestures as he watches the women's beach volleyball bronze medal match between Brazil and China at Horse Guards Parade during the London 2012 Olympic Games August 8, 2012.
Image by: NEIL HALL / Reuters

Prince Harry's "altogether as naked as he can be" act in Las Vegas did little to promote the image the monarchy has of itself.

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The problem is that the "frolicking royalty" has always boosted the sales of the tabloid newspaper industry in the UK.

I have more than a sneaking suspicion (confirmed by tabloid sales) that the snooty English enjoy the scandals and love it when the royals do something that sucks.

The popularity of Prince Harry will undoubtedly soar.

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