Rumor: Prince Harry's Vegas party pal is penning tell-all book

Prince Harry tell-all book: A tell-all book written by a women who notoriously partied with Prince Harry is being shopped. IMAGE

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2/1/13

A book about the royal’s naked night in Las Vegas and other tales of debauchery involving Tiger Woods, Jack Nicholson and Michael Jordan is being written

UNCONFIRMED: A tell-all book written by a women who notoriously partied with Prince Harry is being shopped

Beautician Carrie Reichert was in Las Vegas on the infamous night that Prince Harry had a bit much to drink, lost sight of his pants, and, thanks to the photos that leaked, exposed the world to its closest view yet of the royal’s love of a good time. Reichert, 40, says Harry isn’t the only celebrity she’s been in compromising positions with, and, as is typically the case with such valuable secrets, she’s planning on writing everything down in a book.

‘Drunken fumble’

Reichert is no stranger to selling her insider stories. She most recently sold the full details of her sordid night in Vegas to British tabloid The People, where she described a “drunken fumble” with the prince that amounted to a brief kiss – a story St James’s Palace spokespeople have flatly denied. Reichert has also claimed that she was thrown in jail by the British Secret Service for bouncing checks hours after her interview with the tabloid.

Other stars

Reichert styles herself as a social butterfly who has spent two decades partying with the rich and famous. The Daily Mail reports that other stars she plans to name, and likely shame, in the book are Tiger Woods, Jack Nicholson Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan, among others. Reichert is said to be shopping the manuscript to major Hollywood agents and looking to land both a book deal and acquire TV rights for a novel.

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