But nearly four years to the day before the royal wedding to end all royal weddings, critics and viewers everywhere were stunned by a naivete of a group of women—some actresses, some not; all American—appearing on a reality TV show under the assumption that the man whose affection they were all vying for was that of Prince Harry himself.
. On that show, a group of single women looking for love were told they were competing for the affection of a millionaire bachelor, when, in actuality, he was merely a working-class construction worker. His true identity wouldn't be revealed until there was just one woman left, and if she agreed to stay with him despite the ruse, they'd win a million dollars.
As he told the trade publication, throughout his interview process and even upon being offered the job, he'd only been told that the show involved royal lookalikes. "On the fourth or fifth interview they were like ‘Great, so you've got the job,' and then they told me the premise of the show and I was like 'Say what?' he toldWith a week to go before meeting the contestants, he was put through a crash course in becoming Harry.
A friend from college was on this show 😂
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 I used to love this show so much
I hope they are OK today 😂😂
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