Catherine Ommanney

The mystery horse-lover complex in Spare was revealed on yesterday to be Sasha Walpole, 40, who had known Prince Harry since her days as a bride at the future King Charles' Gloucestershire estate, Highgrove. "We didn't set out to do it," the mother of two said, although I didn't know he was virgin. There were no virgin vibes; he seemed to know what he was doing. It was quick, wild, and thrilling. We were all inebriated. If we weren't, it wouldn't have happened.' Harry's amusing account fuelled rumors about who the ostensible woman might be. According to MailOnline, the women of the world guessed it would be before Ms Walpole stepped forward, including Liz Hurley (top left), Suzannah Harvey (bottom right), Catherine Ommanney (top right), and Emma Wood nee Tomlinson (bottom left).

Prince Harry did not do Sasha Walpole (pictured) the kindness of not informing her that he was revealing their long-ago sexual affair in his book Spare, she reveals today. When she found out via a WhatsApp message from a friend, the 40-year-old married mother-of-two was watching television. She was so excited she almost fell off her sofa. She feared there were enough clues in the book for people to identify her as the woman who had taken Harry's virginity - and that she would soon be 'outed' around the world.

Spare, the prince's first book, reveals he was 'treated like a stallion' by an older woman in a 'grassy field behind a crowded bar.' Although he did not specify which pub, many assumed he was referring to Inn in Wiltshire, his old stomping ground as a 17-year-old in 2001. Everett (left) now claims that is inaccurate.