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Just call him Spike. Prince Harry has always bucked the rules — including the royal social media rules. Back in the day when he was still dating Chelsy Davy, Harry is said to have secretly created a Facebook account under the alter ego “Spike Wells” — a reference to Harry’s onetime nickname Spike. The now-deleted …
Just call him Spike.
Prince Harry has always bucked the rules — including the royal social media rules.
Back in the day when he was still dating Chelsy Davy, Harry is said to have secretly created a Facebook account under the alter ego “Spike Wells” — a reference to Harry’s onetime nickname Spike.
The now-deleted account, according to the Mirror, had over 400 friends “including some of the UK’s wealthiest and most glamorous socialites” and listed interest as “all sports.”
The account, which was active from 2008 to 2012 listed Wells’ hometown as Maun, Botswana — a favorite of Harry’s — and featured photos of Prince Harry and his then girlfriend, Davy as well as one of “three young men in matching Panama hats, one of whom bore an uncanny resemblance to Harry,” the Mirror noted.
Other profile photos included a red-headed child holding his head, captioned: “Oh my God, I’m ginger.”
