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Harry is also likely to get an earful from William, who keeps in close cell-phone contact. "We ring each other quite a lot," Wills said last year. Though they rarely see each other while at school, the pot scandal drew them closer, sources say, and Harry has since consulted William for advice. "If William says Harry should not be doing something, he might balk at it, but he does pay attention," says the palace source.
Soon Harry will have less time to party. After one more gap-year adventure – a trip next month to live on a farm in Argentina that breeds polo ponies – Harry will enter Sandhurst military academy, Britain's equivalent of West Point, in January for its one-year program before joining an Army regiment. His hair buzz-cut, the prince will rise at 5 a.m. to do chores – ironing, shining his boots, even scrubbing toilets – before long days of drilling. No special treatment here: "He'll be thrown into the mix like everyone else," says a former cadet.
