Prince Harry, who is truly the people’s prince, was out partying the other night wearing a bra, a bracelet, and some pink garland while enjoying his beer at a gathering of the secret uppercrust TT Society.

The elitist society devotes itself to drinking – so Harry fits like a glove. As well as getting in touch with his feminine side, the prince also proudly wore his light blue and gold tie – given to members of the TT only after a special initiation ceremony. A member said:

"The TT is very secretive and has strong links with the military and Oxford Brookes University, where a lot of the members met."

"You have to be recommended for membership, and Harry fits the criteria perfectly because he loves being in the forces [military] and getting drunk."

"Drinking is a massive part of the TT, events revolve around alcohol, where members drink until they throw up."

That doesn’t sound fun.

The TT, originally a menonly club, was opened up to women five years ago and now has 2,000 members, with its own Facebook page.

Member Alexander posted a note saying TT was about "naked roundabouts, tequila omelette, cider double vodkas, alcohol, loyalty. Guaranteed to make friends for life".

Sounds like a normal college sorority.

Prince Harry told a black comedian who performed at his father’s 60th birthday in November:

"You don’t sound like a black chap."

The comic’s name is Stephen K Amos, and he thinks Harry meant that as a racist comment.

It seems like Amos heard the news about the other "racist" comments Prince Harry has made, so he figured it might be a good thing for his career if he could get himself in the middle of a little controversy at Harry’s expense.

We think Amos is overreacting to get his 15 minutes of fame.

In a video made 3 years ago, and just now released, Prince Harry used the words "Paki" and "raghead," which are slang terms that are considered insensitive by the politically correct. However, in the same video Harry responded to an equally insensitive term "ginger." The question was asked of Harry if his pubes were ginger too, and Harry responded "Yes they are." Obviously Prince Harry was only joking with his comments, and can take a joke too. He’s a really down to earth guy.

A royal spokesman said there had been no racist intent in Harry’s words.

"Prince Harry fully understands how offensive this term "Paki" can be, and is extremely sorry for any offence his words might cause."

"However, on this occasion three years ago, Prince Harry used the term without any malice and as a nickname about a highly popular member of his platoon."

"There is no question that Prince Harry was in any way seeking to insult his friend."

The royal spokesman said Harry had used "raghead" to mean a Taliban or Iraqi insurgent.

We believe the explanation, and think politically correct groups should stop over reacting.

Click here to see the video.

Prince Harry is currently in Africa again building a special needs school this time. With all the free money, construction, and other aid, when will Africa become an independent nation? Until that day comes, the royal family princes will become men working to help others.

Prince Harry (23) received a campaign medal for his service in Helmand province, Afghanistan today. He served 10 weeks of a four month tour, but it was cut short after the media revealed his location. Chelsy Davy (23) was Harry’s special guest, and she sat with Prince William during the ceremony.

It won’t be long now before the royal princes get married, and have babies.