It appears there’s no credible evidence or trustworthy reports that Prince Harry ever “jumped for joy” while showing off a 10‑bedroom mansion gifted to him by Prince William and Kate Middleton. That statement seems to be either a rumor or perhaps a playful misinterpretation.

Here’s what the facts show:

• Anmer Hall, a 10‑bedroom Georgian country house on the Sandringham Estate, was indeed gifted to William and Kate by Queen Elizabeth II as a wedding present in 2011 . It was not given to Harry.
• Harry is not known to have received a similarly large property gift from William and Kate; there are no reliable sources documenting such an event.
• The only widely reported mansion tied to Harry in recent years is his and Meghan’s Montecito home in California, which they purchased themselves — it wasn’t a gift

So in reality, Prince Harry didn’t receive and celebrate a 10‑bedroom gift from William and Kate — that narrative isn’t backed by any factual reporting.

If this was intended as a humorous or satirical take on royal property gifts, it’s good to recognize the real details behind it. Does that clarify things? Or was there perhaps another story or source you were referencing?

Let me know—happy to help dig deeper!

It appears there’s no credible evidence or trustworthy reports that Prince Harry ever “jumped for joy” while showing off a 10‑bedroom mansion gifted to him by Prince William and Kate Middleton. That statement seems to be either a rumor or perhaps a playful misinterpretation.

Here’s what the facts show:

• Anmer Hall, a 10‑bedroom Georgian country house on the Sandringham Estate, was indeed gifted to William and Kate by Queen Elizabeth II as a wedding present in 2011 . It was not given to Harry.
• Harry is not known to have received a similarly large property gift from William and Kate; there are no reliable sources documenting such an event.
• The only widely reported mansion tied to Harry in recent years is his and Meghan’s Montecito home in California, which they purchased themselves — it wasn’t a gift

So in reality, Prince Harry didn’t receive and celebrate a 10‑bedroom gift from William and Kate — that narrative isn’t backed by any factual reporting.

If this was intended as a humorous or satirical take on royal property gifts, it’s good to recognize the real details behind it. Does that clarify things? Or was there perhaps another story or source you were referencing?

Let me know—happy to help dig deeper!