Prince Harry left a flight attendant a surprise gift as he jetted back to the US from the UK on Friday.
The Duke of Sussex gave a free copy of his tell-all memoir, Spare, to Holden Pattern, a member of the cabin crew who looked after him on the flight across the Atlantic.
A gleeful Holden shared a picture of himself posing with a beaming Prince Harry onboard the American Airlines flight on TikTok, and said in a second snap that he had found the book ‘in my luggage that a passenger gave to me’.
Spare sent shockwaves through the royal world when it was released in January.
On its pages, Harry made a serious of bombshell claims about his family – detailing an alleged physical alteration with his brother Prince William and saying he learnt of the late Queen’s death via the BBC News website.
Harry wasted no time in jetting back to the US to be with his family after visiting the UK to give evidence in his trial against MGN Ltd, in which he faced cross examination and became the first royal to take the stand since the 1890s.
It is understood the 38-year-old did not meet up with dad Charles or brother William during his recent three-day visit to the UK.
Holden, who is a pilot and describes himself as a travel influencer, revealed how he had ‘just found this in my luggage that a passenger gave me’.
He said Prince Harry was his ‘passenger prince’.
Harry is seen dressed casually in a simple black T-shirt and jeans.
He flew to the UK on Sunday evening, hours after celebrating his daughter Lilibet’s second birthday at the home he shares with wife Meghan Markle in Montecito, California.
Harry is said to have landed in California on Thursday evening, having left the UK around lunchtime that day.
