Prince Harry’s infamous Las Vegas romp has hit the headlines again, as a former stripper is auctioning off his black briefs from that wild night.

Carrie Reichert, who claims she was given the underwear by Harry himself after he stripped down in his hotel suite, hopes that the pants will be a reminder of the “fun Harry” that he used to be before settling down.

The raunchy keepsake will be up for auction at Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club, the same venue where Harry is believed to have partied back in 2012.

Reichert, now 43 years old, expressed her disappointment that Harry has become “a bore”, compared to his reputation as the “fun prince” in Vegas.

She stated that “Even as a married dad of two, he should still let his hair down now and again – what’s left of it anyway,” referencing Harry’s wife Meghan Markle and their two children Archie and Lilibet.

Page Six reached out to Reichert for comment but received no response.

The auction of the prince’s underwear comes a decade after he was photographed cupping his crown jewels while hugging a woman in a VIP hotel room.

According to Reichert, the Duke of Sussex was already n^ked when she arrived at the Encore at Wynn Las Vegas for the party.

She also claimed that Harry played air guitar to Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” and used a glove to cover his crotch.

Reichert previously loaned the underwear to the Erotic Heritage Museum in Vegas for public display, but now she is selling them – along with the swimsuit and dress she wore on that unforgettable night – once and for all.

The online bidding begins on Thursday at 10:30 p.m. PT, with a starting bid of $10,000.

If the winning bid reaches $800,000, the lucky bidder will also receive a vintage bottle of 1996 Dom Pérignon Rose wrapped in 24 karat gold.

Interestingly, a portion of the auction proceeds will go to Harry and Markle’s charity, Archewell.

Reichert’s decision to sell the royal underwear has been met with mixed reactions, with some labeling it as nothing but a cheap publicity stunt, while others are eagerly anticipating the auction with excitement.

It remains to be seen who will ultimately win the bid for the prince’s infamous briefs.

In recent years, Prince Harry has become more famous for his activism and philanthropic work than for his wild partying antics.

He has been vocal about his struggles with mental health and has launched initiatives such as the Invictus Games, which supports injured veterans.

Harry has also been a vocal advocate for racial justice and equality.

In 2018, he married Meghan Markle, an American actress, and they have two children together.

The couple has recently made headlines for their controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, in which they discussed their experiences within the British royal family.

Despite all this, it seems that Prince Harry’s Vegas escapades will forever be etched into the public consciousness.

The auction of his underwear is just the latest example of how the prince’s wild night out continues to captivate the public’s attention.

Whether it’s a sign of nostalgia for a time when Harry was carefree and unencumbered by royal duties or simply a fascination with salacious gossip, the auction proves that the world is still very much interested in the antics of the “fun prince”.