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Prince Harry’s manbar

By Raziel Reid • July 6, 2013 2:45 am EDT

Since Prince Harry (or “sir,” as I call him in my wet dreams) thinks himself a gay icon, I hope he’s flattered by London gay club Manbar photoshopping that sexy ginge head of his on a buff body in new ads promoting drinks specials and Pride events.

The image is the work of artist Mike Bliss and was inspired by Harry’s shirtless Afghanistan rugby game back in 2008 . . .

Now that’s what I call art:

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