For Prince Harry, what happened in Vegas did not stay in Vegas. In fact, the fun spread wildly across the world through various social networks.

Prince Harry was partying with friends when naked photos of him were taken. In one of the photos, he is seen standing while covering his private parts. In another photo, he is seen bending with his buttocks facing the camera.

British officials have since kept mum on the subject, requesting privacy for the prince. Still they did confirm that it was indeed the prince in the photos.

Since nude photos of Prince Harry surfaced online, opinions were tossed left and right by everyone who thought they had something to say on the matter.

Prince Harry on Facebook

As any social network user could expect, Prince Harry's naked photos became a hilarious subject for laughter on Facebook and similar sites. Here is a story on the "nude salute" group, which recently became popular on the Web.

Prince Harry on Twitter

On Twitter, several users expressed sympathies towards the prince:

@Leti_Rodriguez: Whatever happened to "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas"? #PrinceHarry #PoorGuy

@gaylefortes_: What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Unless you're Prince Harry.. LMAO poor thing

One of those who tweeted was media tycoon Rupert Murdoch. From one scandal-riddled man to another, Mr Murdoch said:

"Prince Harry. Give him a break... He may be on the public payroll one way or another, but the public loves him, even to enjoy Las Vegas... Only lesson for Prince Harry: avoid playmates with cameras!"

Prince Harry on Tumblr

On Tumblr, several posts on Prince Harry have been uploaded since the nude photo scandal broke. Several posts referred to Prince Harry's Vegas party and nude photos. Other posts touched upon other aspects of the prince's life. Photos include royal family photos and some shots taken during the recently concluded London Olympics.

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