Pilot booted from British Army after posting pics of Prince Harry’s helicopter on grownup website
The 19-year-old was caught posting photos and videos on an adult site showing helicopters at a Suffolk airfield, leading to his discharge from the military
A trainee pilot has been discharged from the military after he posted pictures of helicopters used to train Prince Harry on an adult site. Harry Bourne, 19, posted the choppers at Wattisham Airfield in Suffolk on a popular subscription site. Bourne joined the forces as a teenager, training as an Apache pilot in the Army Air Corps at the airfield, which is home to the 3 Regiment, Army Air Corps.
Prince Harry trained there before he was deployed to Afghanistan as a co-pilot gunner with 662 Squadron, operating out of Camp Bastion. The teen can be seen posing in air hangars alongside military gear and choppers, and he took the pictures to promote his adult page.
He now posts adult content online while he wears his old army uniform, but he quit the forces after he was hauled up by bosses for posting the content.
But Bourne said he now makes a whopping £30,000 a month by posting content on the adult site. He said he got reported by one of the lads for posting videos alongside secret military equipment and helicopters.
Bourne said: “I was hauled up for a meeting with the bosses and they told me to stop as it posed a national security risk sharing snaps of the base online where anyone could see it. I just told them, ‘No’. I was earning (terrible) money in the Army.”
He said he was making a fortune on the adult site, so he told them “they could either up my pay to the same as I was earning” or he’d leave.
He was then dishonourably discharged after he refused to stop posting the content. The content creator has just bought a penthouse in Manchester and has almost 1,000 subscribers on the adult site.
He added: “Even though the army told me I could keep doing it if I kept the base out of the background of my content, I told them no and didn’t want to stay.
“I’m on my way to earning millions now thanks to the Rebel Agency, and am living in a penthouse – there’s no way I would go back in.
“I guess the army are so hard pressed for recruits they’ll basically let us do what we want now.”
His adult content includes footage of him having sex with women in his Army uniform.
He said: “Subscribers love a guy in uniform, and I’m glad I’ve taken more from the Army than minimum wage.”
Bourne strips off under the stage name ‘Haxzy’, and is managed by top influencer and Rebel Agency founder Jordan Smith.
The Manchester-based digital entrepreneur said: “Harry is yet another of our clients making a fortune under our guidance.
“We specialise in helping people like him who want to get out of the daily grind and use their content to generate passive income and set them up for life.
“It was a great move for him to move out of the military and go full-time with his content generation.”
An Army spokesman said: “Our social media policy means personnel must use social media in a sensible way, while upholding the high standards that we expect.”
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