One of Prince Harry's fellow Brits gets right to the point. While darling, I couldn't disagree more.

Apparently, Prince Harry's Las Vegas stripping episode was also caught on video. Either that, or an outlet that didn't get to buy the still photos needs some attention. But it does kinda make sense that you'd video Harry if you were already getting away with snapping photos.

Over 10,000 people have joined a Facebook group to support Prince Harry, who has upset his military overlords by cavorting naked in Vegas. To show solidarity, Harry's fans are stripping down and covering just the essentials for a series of photos that look less like the one above and more like the one below.

Prince Harry (above) as seen in People (September 3, 2012). Hard to recognize him with clothes on after those photos went viral. Below, Conor "The Bulge" Kennedy, Taylor Swift's beau, from the same issue:

Derek Hough as seen in Life & Style (September 3, 2012):

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Playgirl, sensing Prince Harry wouldn't pose nude for a million dollars, offers Prince Harry a million dollars to pose nude.

Prince Harry apparently got naked in a roomful of people—some of them girls he'd just met—and of course someone took photos and sold them to TMZ. (As I would.) This was in the context of a drunken game of strip billiards. What happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there—that's just an advertising slogan like, "This will eliminate all your belly fat or your money back!"

Above, check out hirsute Julian Gil from Venue (Mayo/Junio 2011)

Above, from Star (June 27, 2011), Jake runs with brother-in-'Hall Peter Sarsgaard. Below, Us (June 27, 2011) offers up Kris Humphries:

Life & Style (June 27, 2011) catches Prince Harry's nipples performing a 21-gun salute:

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Kick a bit higher and that foot'll slide right into your mouth.

Monarchy is fascism, so is it any surprise that even one of the much-fawned-over children of the late Princess Diana (herself a mixed bag of good works and astonishing self-involvement) would be caught uttering racist and homophobic remarks? No more surprising than the fact that instead of abjectly apologizing, he had a spokesperson do it for him:

Harry's excuse is he was just joshin' around with his army buddies, but doesn't anyone remember when he—a Prince Of England—was caught cheerfully sporting Nazi gear as a fun costume?