EXCLUSIVE Prince Harry's wild Las Vegas night with Ryan Lochte... hours before the worst humiliation of his life
They were two of the world's most eligible bachelors with throngs of women throwing themselves at them wherever they went.
So when Prince Harry and Ryan Lochte descended on the strip - with bikini-clad models and gallons of - scandal was sure to follow.
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