Prince Harry’s Memoir Reveals Steamy Details of Early Relationship with Meghan Markle

Prince Harry has recently released his memoir, Spare, which includes some steamy details about his early relationship with his wife, Meghan Markle.

The memoir recounts the passionate reunion between the couple after spending weeks apart in the summer of 2016.

The Duke of Sussex detailed a royal romp with the actress at a Soho House hotel in London on the anniversary of his mother Princess Diana's death nearly two months after they started dating.

According to the memoir, Markle instructed Harry to take the freight elevator so he wouldn't be seen by any onlookers.

She then had him meet her friend Vanessa, who walked the prince to her hotel room.

Harry writes that “her arms were reaching for me” as he was waiting breathlessly outside her hotel door.

He added, “She pulled me inside and thanked her friend in one fluid motion, then slammed the door quickly before anyone saw.”

The couple hung a “do not disturb” sign on the door, but Harry cheekily wrote that he didn't think there was time.

The next morning, when they ordered some romantic room service, Meg whispered for Harry to go into the bathroom, but he preferred his hiding place.

Their breakfast was delivered by the hotel assistant manager, who stayed for a long conversation with Markle as Harry kept quiet under the covers.

“He didn't notice the prince-shaped lump under the duvet,” Harry wrote.

The memoir also reveals that Markle had jetted to London to link up with Harry and had texted him to come over as he was laying flowers on his mother's grave with his brother, Prince William.

Shortly after, the duo got serious and made their love public in 2016.

They announced their engagement in 2017 and got married the following year.

However, the memoir also contains some embarrassing moments for the prince.

Harry shocked royal fans with the admission that he lost his virginity at the age of 17 in a field behind a very busy pub, where he was treated like a young stallion by an older woman.

He recalls how he was still a student at Edmond College in Windsor when he was paid a visit by one of the royal family's bodyguards, Markle, who had a very sombre look on his face, telling the young prince he'd been sent to find out the truth.

Markle had been sent for another reason, with Harry writing that King Charles's press office had been informed a newspaper seemingly had evidence of him doing drugs, which the duke said was all lies.

Prior to the book's release, Liz Hurley denied rumors she was the older woman who slept with Harry when she was a teenager, telling the press, “not me, not guilty.”

The memoir also includes accusations from Tom Bauer that Meghan was flirting with Harry with horrible and dirty texts.

Bauer called the couple a “troublesome couple.”

However, the memoir does not address these allegations in detail.

Prince Harry's memoir has officially hit bookstores in the United Kingdom and elsewhere around the globe.

Several retail chains opened their doors at midnight to allow eager readers to grab their copies before sunrise.

The memoir provides an intimate look into the early days of Harry and Meghan's relationship, as well as some embarrassing moments for the prince.