Prince Harry leaves a thank you note for flight attendant after takeoff
Prince Harry leaves thank you note for flight attendant after taking flight – copy of his telling memoir Spare
The Duke of Sussex left a thoughtful gift for a flight attendant on a flight to the US – a copy of his telling memoir, Spare.
Tiktoker and flight attendant Holden Pattern shared a photo of a beaming Prince Harry on an American Airlines plane on Friday, revealing that he was gifted a copy of the Duke’s book, which was released in January.
Prince Harry was on a whirlwind visit to the UK to testify in the Mirror phone hacking trial, where he was cross-examined after becoming the first royal to take the stand since the 1890s.
The Duke of Sussex, 38, took no time during the visit to see his family, who were less than half a mile from where he was staying, and is unlikely to see them at the King’s upcoming birthday celebrations, which is assumed he is not invited.
Mr Pattern, a pilot and travel influencer, said he ‘just found this’ [the book] in my luggage that a passenger gave me,” and referred to Prince Harry as a “passenger prince.”
Prince Harry, 38, poses for a photo with Tiktoker and flight attendant Holden Pattern, which was shared online on Friday
The cabin crew member revealed that he found a copy of the Duke’s memoirs, Spare, which was released in January, in his luggage
In the photo of the Duke with the cabin crew member, Prince Harry is dressed in a simple black T-shirt and jeans, as opposed to his carefully tailored suits for his courtroom appearances.
Prince Harry arrived in the UK on Sunday after spending his daughter Lilibet’s birthday with her and was reprimanded by the judge for not being present on the first day of his testimony against the Mirror Newspaper Group.
He came to the UK to testify for two days as part of his trial against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over allegations that journalists used hacking, blagging and other illegal means of deception to write 140 articles written between 1996 and 2010. published.
The Duke of Sussex, 38, outside the High Court, where he gave evidence this week in a phone hacking trial
Harry stayed just 650 meters from his brother William this week, but reportedly did not see him nor their father
The Duke of Sussex is suing Mirror Group Newspapers for damages over claims journalists used hacking, blagging and other illegal means of deception
The duke appeared close to tears on Wednesday as he finished his historic day and a half of answering questions, making him the first royal to testify in court in more than a century.
During a turbulent last few hours on the witness stand, the Duke voluntarily gave details of his eventful love life, including a trip to a strip club.
MGN disputes Harry’s claims and has denied or not admitted that articles about Harry investigated at the trial related to phone hacking or unlawful activity.
The prince is said to have landed in California on Thursday evening, meaning he will have left Britain on the same day around lunchtime – the same sprint he took after King Charles’s coronation last month.
He stayed at Frogmore Cottage for three nights, according to the Telegraph, but it is expected to be his last visit to the house he once shared with his wife, as his father kicked him out early summer.