Prince Harry’s Hilarious Encounter with Foo Fighters Revealed

During a recent interview on The Howard Stern Show, Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters shared a funny story about their encounter with Prince Harry.

The unexpected incident took place in 2015 when the Foo Fighters were on tour in Europe and Grohl had just broken his leg while performing on stage.

While Grohl was recovering, Prince Harry decided to pay him a visit in his hotel suite.

Grohl recounted the story of Prince Harry visiting the band backstage at a show in London.

“He brought me this thing to hold my iPad so I could watch movies.

It was great, he was cool,” said Grohl, before adding, “He smacked Taylor in the face one time.”

Hawkins, the drummer for the Foo Fighters, admitted that the incident actually annoyed him.

He said, “I'm still tired, I'm so jet-lagged I can't wake up,” and without warning, Prince Harry slapped him in the face.

Hawkins expressed his disapproval, stating, “Damn, it's so unethical and entitled.

He believes he can slap a celebrity.

Not surprised given his past antics, like throwing people in a pool, etc.

I surely hope that he slaps Meghan when she starts ranting and raving at employees, waiters, help, and the nannies.”

These accusations come in the wake of royal expert Angela Levin's suggestion that there might be a potential path for Prince Harry to reintegrate into the royal family.

However, Levin emphasized that it would require a significant display of humility from the Duke.

Levin, who spent a year in close proximity to Prince Harry and authored a biography about him in 2018, shared her insights with Sky News Australia, shedding light on the complexities surrounding Prince Harry's rumored desire to return to the UK.

In contrast to Meghan Markle's apparent reluctance, Levin outlined a potential path for Prince Harry's re-entry into the royal fold.

She emphasized the importance of an apology, stating that a genuine expression of regret over a specific remark would be a crucial step towards gaining acceptance from King Charles and the broader royal establishment.

Levin stressed that Prince Harry not only needs to offer a substantial apology but also demonstrate a willingness to compromise in order to pave the way for reconciliation.

Levin pointed out the challenges posed by Prince Harry's reported reluctance to compromise, citing his persistent demands for apologies from King Charles and Prince William dating back to childhood incidents as a potential stumbling block.

She delved into the complexities of resolving deep-seated family disagreements, cautioning against hasty attempts at reconciliation.

According to Levin, genuine healing and understanding in the context of familial rifts require a sustained and patient approach, possibly taking weeks or even months.