The controversial autobiography of Britain’s Prince Harry was published on January 10.
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Britain’s Rhys Whittock, 39, who closely resembles Prince Harry and until recently made a lot of money off of that resemblance, “working” as the Duke of Sussex at weddings and corporate parties, said he now has to dress up and hide. .
Fear settled in Whittock’s soul immediately after the scandalous autobiography of British Prince Harry, which has already sold a record 1.5 million copies worldwide, was published on January 10.
In his memoirs, the prince mentions his military service, which he completed with the rank of Major in the Air Force. He said that he participated in the fighting in Afghanistan in 2008 and 2012, where, according to his confession, he killed 25 members of the Taliban *.
Now Whittock fears becoming a target for the Taliban* who may kill him for revenge, mistaking him for the prince. Rhys has moved to another apartment, the address of which he does not tell anyone.
*organization and its members banned in Russia
