Defending the prince of party

Third in line to be king--that would make anyone act out. And Prince Harry of Wales is no exception. When you're mom dies too young, your dad is with a woman who's been around since your mom and dad's marriage and your older brother--second in line to the throne--is a goody goody, you'd be a screw up too.
From dressing like a Nazi to partying with the kinkiest of gals in Europe, Prince Harry finds his place in the spotlight. In fact, he's in the news more often than his polo-playing older brother and his adulterous father.
There have been a plethora of biographies done both on TV and book form of his mother Princess Diana and even now, there's a new diet book, that she's publishing.
So where's the book on Prince Harry? It has to be coming soon. While he's only 21-years-old, he's led a pretty high and low life. Even though his upbringing was identical to his big bro William--he's somehow strayed from conforming to the royalty he was born into.
But is that really a bad thing? Everyone knows him, knows what he's doing and would even probably cheer for his crowning, but nay-sayers think that he's a screw up.
Screw up or celebrity--He is saluted.