Paddy McGuinness, a television presenter known for hosting "Top Gear," has shared an intriguing anecdote about Prince Harry from years ago. McGuinness recounted an incident during a podcast interview on "Restless Natives," hosted by Gordon Smart and Martin Compston. According to McGuinness, he was part of a night out that included Prince Harry, members of the band One Direction, and several footballers. The group found themselves in an 'underground' club in Chelsea, London. McGuinness described the club as a lively venue with "all sorts going on." In the midst of the festivities, McGuinness claimed that Prince Harry engaged in some playful antics, including "ripping my t-shirt off, snogging and kissing me." But the most memorable moment, according to McGuinness, was when Prince Harry reportedly removed a poster of his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, from the club's wall. McGuinness quoted Prince Harry as saying, "I can't have her watching me doing this," indicating a desire for privacy away from the implied oversight of the royal image. McGuinness did not specify the exact timing of this event. He did mention, however, that the club they were in had a 'secret door' for celebrities, safeguarded by security cameras, which suggests a level of exclusivity and privacy for its high-profile guests.
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