Prince Harry Not Really Prince Charles' Son?

Prince Harry has admittedly been deeply affected by all the negative media coverage he has been getting this past year, especially after he married Meghan Markle. However, the tabloids appear to have gone overboard by claiming that there was a fight between the British royal and Prince Charles, and the latter supposedly claiming that the Duke of Sussex is not his son.

According to the rumor, Prince Harry was born after his mother Princess Diana had an affair. This means that he is not the biological son of Prince Charles. The Prince of Wales supposedly made this claim during an argument he had with his son.

The tabloid story also didn’t spare Markle. The story stated that no one in the royal family likes her. The Duchess of Sussex, according to the rumor, has been breaking protocol, making unreasonable demands, and been obnoxious towards the other members of the family.

The magazine that published this fake story went on to claim that Prince Charles got fed up with Markle, and called his son to talk about the issue. An argument between the two royals broke out during this meeting, and the Prince of Wales told Prince Harry that he was not his biological son.

The tabloid story cited an anonymous source from the palace who quoted Prince Charles as saying that he and Princess Diana grew apart after Prince William was born, and she later “betrayed” him by having a secret affair and conceiving Prince Harry. The Prince of Wales supposedly even said that he got a DNA test done to prove he is speaking the truth.

To add more drama to the story, the tabloid claimed that Prince Harry begged Prince Charles to tell him who his biological father was, but the Prince of Wales simply walked away. The tabloid story is fake, and it has been debunked by Gossip Cop.

While the tabloids have been busy trying to say Prince Harry is not a royal, he has been busy carrying out his duties. He and Markle recently attended the Remembrance Day services to honor the people who lost their lives during the war, People reported.