Prince Harry Reveals His Real Father in Autobiography

In his revealing autobiography, “Spare,” Prince Harry opens up about various aspects of his personal life, including addressing the long-standing question surrounding his true paternity.

For years, fans of the British royal family have been plagued by rumors suggesting that Harry is not of royal blood.

While several individuals, such as bodyguard Barry Menachie and Welsh Guards officer Mark Dyer, have been speculated to be his father, the leading contender has always been British army officer and writing instructor James Hewitt.

The rumors gained traction when Princess Diana herself confirmed her romantic involvement with Hewitt.

Moreover, the striking resemblance between Harry and Hewitt's red hair further fueled the theory of a biological connection.

The tabloid media latched onto the idea that Charles, Harry's supposed father, may not actually be his biological parent.

Even Charles himself was aware of the gossip and occasionally made light-hearted jokes about the matter, according to Harry.

In their quest for the truth, reporters crossed ethical boundaries, going so far as to hunt for the prince's DNA to confirm Hewitt's paternity.

James Hewitt found himself constantly hounded by paparazzi, repeatedly refuting the rumors.

Meanwhile, Harry remained silent on the subject for an extended period.

Only insiders hinted at the possibility of the prince considering a DNA test and potentially making the results public.

Finally, in his book, Prince Harry puts an end to the speculation, explicitly stating that his father is none other than the current King of Britain, Charles III.

He emphasized the impossibility of a romantic relationship between Hewitt and Diana, as their involvement began after Harry's birth.

With this revelation, Harry hopes to quell any lingering doubts surrounding his paternity.

However, the question remains: will Prince Harry's announcement be enough to silence the paternity speculation once and for all?