By William Turvill The friend of Prince Harry who organised his Kazakhstan skiing holiday with Cressida Bonas has denied suggestions it was a PR stunt. Inge Solheim, a Norwegian former stockbroker, has described allegations that the four-day trip was a ploy to gain publicity for a country with a poor human rights record as ‘nonsense’. He said his 'dear friend' Harry, 29, decided to go on the holiday on the spur of the moment and insisted suggestions to the contrary were ‘inaccurate, speculative and disappointing’. Inge Solheim (right) has denied suggestions Prince Harry's skiing holiday to Kazakhstan was a PR stunt
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Inge Solheim described allegations the four-day trip was a ploy to gain publicity for a country with a poor human rights record as 'nonsense'
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He said his 'dear friend' Harry, 29, had decided to go on holiday with Cressida Bonas to the resort on the spur of the moment
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He said: 'If I can facilitate a visit during which he and Cressie can spend some time in private, as young lovers want to, it’s beautiful'
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