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Prince Harry's secret Facebook account - and the unusual name he gave himself The anonymous Facebook profile was said to have featured a number of photos of Prince Harry … order back issues and use the historic Daily Express The anonymous Facebook profile was said to have featured a number of photos of Prince Harry with his now ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy, and listed his interest “all sports”Social media is used by millions of people on a daily basis, but concerns over security means its private use is off limits for most senior members of the royal family.Using the pseudonym Spike Wells, the duke was known to have over 400 friends on the social media networking site, including some of the UK's wealthiest and most glamorous socialites.Harry’s nickname from friends and family is said to be Spike - due to his hairstyle - which explains the pseudonym.The account, which was active for four years, is said to have featured a number of photos of him with his now ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy.Mr Wells’ profile said he was from Maun, Botswana - a town visited by the Prince and his former girlfriend Ms Davy in 2007.The alter ego regularly changed his profile picture, including one snap which showed three young men in matching Panama hats - one of whom bore an uncanny resemblance to Harry.Previous profile photos included images of a hedgehog, a lemur from the cartoon film series Madagascar, and a red-headed child clutching his head with the comment: "Oh my God, I'm ginger".In another highly-revealing clue to Mr Wells' real identity, the mysterious Facebook account was friends with Harry's millionaire pal Arthur Landon.But those hoping to add him as a friend will be disappointed to learn that the profile was deleted in 2012.It's also been claimed that Prince William opted for a similar privacy technique by asking college friends to use a secret name of 'Steve' whenever they referred to him.Dai Davies, a former head of royal protection for Scotland Yard, previously told how a Facebook page for a member of the royal family would pose a “security risk”.He said: “From a security point of view I would never recommend anyone high-profile to have a Facebook account because, depending what you have on it, it is indicative sometimes of where you are going, what you are doing, and more importantly, who your friends are.”When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters.

"All three of you in your volunteer work and you support for Sport at the Heart and ultimate Street Games, you understand the importance of being outside and using sport to keep you physically fit and mentally fit.“You’re doing such amazing work and thank you so much for being you and being kind and compassionate and caring to others.”Although they will continue with their plans to step back from royal life, the current measures will be reviewed next year.At this time, the pair will meet with other senior royal to discuss the changes to their lives and if they wish to continue. or. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are coming to Birmingham this week - and here’s where to get the best... See More . The pair decided to … Community See All. Please see our The account also sets Mr Wells’ location as Maun, Botswana as reported by the Daily Mirror.The town was visited by the Prince and his former girlfriend Ms Davy in 2007.In a further hint that it could be Harry’s Facebook account, it lists his interests as “all sports”.The page also had several profile pictures, one of which contained a red-headed child gasping.Under the picture, the caption stated: “Oh my God, I’m ginger.”However, in a blow to royal fans the page was deleted in 2012.Dai Davies, a former head of royal protection for Scotland Yard, previously told how a Facebook page for a member of the royal family would pose a “security risk”.He said: “From a security point of view I would never recommend anyone high-profile to have a Facebook account because, depending what you have on it, it is indicative sometimes of where you are going, what you are doing, and more importantly, who your friends are.”The news of Harry’s alleged old Facebook account comes as he and Meghan Markle continue their new life in Los Angeles.The pair decided to step back from royal life in order to become more financially independent and focus on their charitable pursuits.Meghan and Harry initially began their life away from the Royal life on Vancouver Island before making the move to Los Angeles earlier this year.They both have already volunteered in the city during the lockdown.Harry also took time to praise young volunteers who have been helping out during the lockdown this week.He spoke to three volunteers from the Sport at the Heart charity.The sports and wellbeing charity is based in north west London and also works for Street Games – whom Harry has visited previously.In the call Harry said: “You guys can speak better than I can, but actually helping people, makes you feel better. Community See All.

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