A shocking DNA test leak has revealed that Charles may not be Harry’s biological father, raising questions about their relationship.
According to a palace source, Charles may have allowed this information to be disclosed to the public.
This revelation has sparked speculation about whether Prince Charles has disowned Prince Harry.
Around twelve months ago, rumors surfaced regarding Harry’s true parentage, with Gossip Cop reporting on a potential DNA test that allegedly disproved Charles as Harry’s father.
The Globe magazine boldly proclaimed on its cover that Charles is not Harry’s biological father, suggesting a new DNA test has eliminated any doubts about Harry’s lineage.
Sources claim that the leak of this sensitive information was Charles’ way of seeking revenge on Harry and Meghan for revealing personal details about the royal family.
Despite the results being intended for public disclosure, Queen Elizabeth reportedly ordered them to remain confidential, with those privy to the truth sworn to secrecy.
Speculation has arisen that either James Hewitt or Mark Dyer could potentially be Harry’s biological father.
Royal fans have long been skeptical of Prince Harry’s paternity due to Princess Diana’s well-known affairs during her marriage to Prince Charles.
The public has speculated about Harry’s red hair being a possible indicator of his true parentage, particularly in light of Diana’s relationship with British Army officer James Hewitt.
In a surprising turn of events, Prince Harry is reportedly gearing up to address the ongoing rumors surrounding his paternity in his upcoming memoir.
As he prepares to release this explosive autobiography, there are persistent claims that Major James Hewitt, a former flame of Princess Diana, could be Harry’s biological father.
The palace is said to be bracing for the potential fallout from Harry’s memoir, rumored to be a two-part release.
Additionally, Harry and Meghan are collaborating on a book about leadership, a development that has garnered mixed reactions.
Speculation suggests that Harry’s memoir will delve into his complex relationship with his father, shedding light on long-standing debates about his true parentage.
Despite the physical resemblance between Harry and James Hewitt, the former army officer has vehemently denied being Harry’s biological father.
In a statement to the Sunday Mirror in 2002, Hewitt categorically refuted any claims of paternity, emphasizing that he is not Harry’s father and distancing himself from ongoing speculation.
Earlier this year, Prince Harry penned a heartfelt letter to his father, Prince Charles, ahead of attending Prince Philip’s funeral.
This gesture came in the wake of Harry’s public statements about feeling estranged from his father since relocating away from the UK.
As Harry prepares to share his candid reflections in his memoir, the royal family braces for potentially revealing revelations that could reshape public perceptions of their inner dynamics.
