Revealing detail in Prince Harry"s bedroom

WELL, now we know who Prince Harry"s teenage crush was.


A recently resurfaced photo of the now-33-year-old royal"s dorm room when he was an 18-year-old student and boarder at Eton College shows Harry"s looked like many an ordinary messy teenage boy"s room: A CD player, what appears to be a tube of Lynx body spray (!) and personal photos up on the walls.


There were also a few pin-up girls thumb-tacked to his wall - including one gorgeous Hollywood star who couldn"t help but notice her presence in the photo.


Oscar-winner Halle Berry shared the photo on Twitter this week, giving Prince Harry a shout-out for his excellent taste in women. See if you can spot Berry in the pic:



Spot the Oscar-winner in Harry’s teenage bedroom? Picture: Getty

Spot the Oscar-winner in Harry’s teenage bedroom? Picture: Getty





"OK #PrinceHarry, I see you! #HalleBerryPosta @MissyElliott," the 52-year-old tweeted, referencing a famous line from rapper Missy Elliott"s 2001 hit Work It.


In the song, Elliott asks "Don"t I look like a Halle Berry poster?"



There’s Halle, looking over Harry. Picture: Getty

There’s Halle, looking over Harry. Picture: Getty






His late mum gets pride of place. Picture: Getty

His late mum gets pride of place. Picture: Getty





As some on Twitter were keen to point out, given his recent marriage to former Hollywood actress Meghan Markle, it might be fair to suggest the Prince has a "type":









Berry wasn"t the only recognisable face in Harry"s dorm: A framed photograph of his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, took pride of place on his desk.



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