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The fact that senior royals are forbidden from having social media accounts is well-documented.
When she got serious with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle had no choice but to delete her Instagram account and give up on her lifestyle blog, The Tig.
There were even rumours that after she became the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan briefly reactivated her Instagram, breaking royal protocol.
And now a royal biographer has revealed that back in the day, Prince Harry was also known to flout the rules when it comes to social media accounts.
As reported by the Express, in her 2010 book William and Harry, Katie Nicholl revealed that Harry used a pseudonymous Facebook account to keep in touch with loved ones when he was deployed in Afghanistan in 2007.
“Every week like everyone else he was allowed 30 minutes on a satellite phone,” Nicholl said.
But Prince Harry used the Facebook account to send messages to his girlfriend at the time, Chelsy Davey.
Nicholl said: “They managed to communicate intermittently on Facebook, on which Harry used the pseudonym ‘Spike Wells’.”
Spike is Prince Harry’s nickname.