Prince Harry: Today hosts gag over Meghan Markle moving out

A raunchy excerpt from Prince Harry’s new memoir Spare visibly repelled the hosts of Australia’s Today show on Wednesday.

The controversial book chronicles Harry and Meghan Markle’s torrid reunion in a London hotel room after weeks apart in the summer of 2016.

Today’s presenters Brooke Boney and Alex Cullen gagged as they listened to reporter Lara Vella read the pathetic passage live on air.

A raunchy excerpt from Prince Harry’s new memoir Spare left Australian Today show hosts Alex Cullen (left) and Brooke Boney (centre) visibly disgusted on Wednesday. Reporter Lara Vella (right) read the passage aloud after getting her hands on a copy

“I knocked and held my breath while I waited. The door flew open. That smile,’ Vella began, quoting Harry’s account of the tryst.

“Her hair partially covered her eyes, her arms reached out to me. She pulled me inside and thanked her friend in one smooth motion, then quickly slammed the door before anyone saw.’

The cameras cut to Boney and Cullen, who wince in second-hand embarrassment.

The excerpt recounts Harry and Meghan Markle’s steamy reunion in London after weeks of being apart in the summer of 2016. (Pictured: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex kiss at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club in Windsor, England on July 26, 2018)

Vella continued, “I want to say that we put a do not disturb sign on the door, but I don’t think we had enough time.”

Boney squeaked and flinched at Harry’s racy revelation as Cullen blurted out, “Is that a Mills & Boon novel? Is this R rated? Whoa!’

Composing himself, Boney added, “In the audio book he reads that version, so imagine him saying that with his voice in your ear.”

Boney squeaked and flinched at Harry’s racy revelation as Cullen blurted out, “Is that a Mills & Boon novel? Is this R rated? Whoa!’

Boney shuddered at the thought of Harry narrating the tryst himself in the audio book version

“You’re going in the car, maybe you’re walking the dog [and] Harry says so…’ she continued before staggering forward and gagging.

“You stop for that part,” Cullen suggested, while Boney added, “I think I’m going to be sick.”

The Duke of Sussex’s headline-grabbing autobiography offers a wealth of controversial revelations about his wilder years, including confessions about his past drug use and mental health struggle.

The Duke of Sussex’s headline-grabbing autobiography offers a wealth of controversial revelations about his wilder years, including confessions about his past drug use and mental health struggle. (Pictured: Harry and Meghan in New York City on November 10, 2021)

It also includes claims that the Prince of Wales physically attacked Harry and teased him about his panic attacks, and that the King put his own interests ahead of Harry’s and was jealous of the Duchess of Sussex and Princess of Wales.

Harry, who was known in the military as “Captain Wales,” also wrote that he killed 25 Taliban fighters during his second tour of duty in Afghanistan.

He said he didn’t view those killed as “people” but as “chess pieces” he took off the board.

It also includes claims that the Prince of Wales physically attacked Harry and teased him about his panic attacks, and that the King put his own interests ahead of Harry’s and was jealous of the Duchess of Sussex and Princess of Wales. (Pictured: Harry and William at Buckingham Palace on July 10, 2018)