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Natalie Imbruglia's Latest Music Video Inspired By Prince Harry's Parties |
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August 11, 2009
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Natalie Imbruglia's latest music video is based on one of Britain's Prince Harry's raucous parties. The video for "Wild About It" - the Australian pop singer's comeback single - sees Natalie drinking with a group of the 24-year-old royal's close friends, including Virgin tycoon Richard Branson's children Sam and Holly. In one scene Sam, 25, is seen collapsed on the stairs while Holly, 28, dances wildly around his slumped figure. An insider said: "It is just the kind of house party that Harry, Holly and Sam enjoy. Holly is seen jumping around and Sam pretends to be passed out." "Little Britain" star David Walliams and comedian Alan Carr also appear in the movie, disguised as a novelty beach ball and a cushion. Harry does not feature in the clip, but is thought to have attended the video's wrap party. The prince met Natalie when he attended her 34th birthday party in London in February. Since then, they have reportedly been meeting up for "secret dates" and sending each other saucy texts. The were also seen "canoodling" backstage at Las Vegas band The Killers' recent London concert. A source is quoted as saying: "Harry was naughty around Natalie; he pinched her bum and laughed at one point. But they were affectionate too. Harry called Natalie 'Angel' several times and she played with his hair." "When The Killers performed, Harry and Natalie both watched from the side of the stage. He couldn't stop hugging her, kissing her on the cheek and putting his arms around her." |
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