Prince Harry's Underwear From Infamous Vegas Night To Be Auctioned By Ex Stripper

Carrie Reichert, a former stripper in Las Vegas, just added an interesting item to her auction sales. The 37-year-old is set to hold an auction sale and listed Prince Harry's boxer briefs as one of the items to be sold to the highest bidder. 

Prince Harry's widely televised wild night occurred in August 2012 and saw pictures of the royal in his hotel room in a state of undress. Harry was also seen with a naked woman and, according to Reichert, playing a pool cue as an air guitar naked. 

The ex-dominatrix claimed that her primary reason for putting on the sales was to remind the prince how he previously was compared to his more sober image now. She also called Harry a "bore" and "po-faced."

According to The Mirror  former exotic dancer, Reichert, is getting ready to auction off Prince Harry's underwear from his famous strip billiards game in Las Vegas. She claimed that the royal personality handed the garment to her that night ten years ago. 

Reichert previously worked in Sin City with an alias called Lady Dominique. The stripper was a dominatrix and said since receiving the item ten years ago, she had kept them safe but was now ready to sell it to the highest bidder on its tenth year anniversary. 

The bidding will be streamed online for people not present and will kick off at 10:30 PM PT on Thursday. The starting bid for the underwear is $10,000, and if the price soars up to $800k, the new owner would be given a drink worth over $200k. A vintage 1996 3 liter bottle of Don Pérignon Rose clad in 24 karat gold would change hands. 

Besides being handed Harry's underwear, Reichert claimed she was in the same hotel room as the royal when he took his clothes off and started playing pool. In addition to his boxer briefs, she is also putting her swimsuit and the dress she wore the same night up for sale. 

The ex-stripper further revealed that at the time, Harry was rumored to have visited Larry Flynn's Hustler's Club during his Vegas trip. As a result, the strip club would be in charge of organizing the auction. 

While talking about the reason for the auction, Reichert revealed that it could be a reminder to the royal of his wild days and fun side. She said, "I am holding the auction to help remind him of his fun side, the side that his marriage to his wife Meghan has tried to control." 

In an earlier interview with The Mirror, Reichert recalled the night and compared Harry as he was then to now and found the prince lacking. The former stripper described him as a "bore" now and expressed her gratitude that his briefs were still there as a reminder of his partying days. 

"Harry has become such a bore; it's a real shame. When he partied in Vegas, everyone loved him and his sense of fun. At least these pants are a reminder of what he used to be like… when Harry was the fun prince." Reichert said. 

The former stripper described the royal as "all po-faced and serious" since he married. Reichert added that regardless of Harry's life as a family man, "he should still let his hair down now and again—what's left of it anyway." 

Prince Harry's wild night out occurred in the famous Encore at Wynn Las Vegas hotel. In August 2012, the father of two was photographed in his Las Vegas VIP suite entirely naked with a topless lady present and hugging an unknown naked woman. 

While describing what she saw in the hotel suite, the former dominatrix claimed that the royal was already naked when she entered the room and gave an unexpected performance. According to Reichert, Harry was naked and played a pool cue like an air guitar as he performed "Beat It" by Michael Jackson. All while using a glove to preserve his modesty by hiding his genitals. She also claimed they kissed. 

Before she decided to auction the item off, Carrie previously lent the briefs to the Vegas' Erotic Heritage Museum, where they were publicly displayed. She also included them in a striptease act in the Las Vegas Hustle Club. 

A part of the proceeds of the auction will be donated to Archewell, Harry, and Meghan's charity.