Earl Spencer Denies Visiting Harry and Meghan; Accusations of Fake News and Monetizing Diana’s Memory

Earl Spencer, the uncle of Prince Harry, has denied visiting Harry and Meghan's house after banning them from Christmas events at Orthorp.

This comes amidst accusations that Meghan and Harry are involved in Omid Scobie's controversial book.

Meghan is also being accused of spreading fake news to divert public attention.

After attacking Kate and William, she now claims that the Sussexes are on good terms with Princess Diana's Spencer family.

However, Meghan Bott's account on X is claiming that Earl Spencer visited his favorite niece and nephew in the U.S., along with their children, who have never been seen in public.

Rumors have been circulating about Earl Spencer's alleged visit to Meghan and Harry and their invisible children.

However, the representative for the Spencer family has denied these claims.

In fact, Earl Spencer recently posted on Instagram that he was in New York City and Los Angeles, visiting colleagues and spending Thanksgiving in Manhattan and Malibu.

He clarified that he did not have any visits with Harry and Meghan as he does not keep in touch with his nephew.

Earl Spencer expressed his disgust at how his sister's memory has been exploited for hate and questioned why Harry never visits him.

The situation surrounding Harry and Meghan's alleged children has raised eyebrows.

Critics argue that they will go to great lengths to fabricate stories about their fake children to maintain their narrative.

Even Dory, their dog, has only been seen with a doll and has been photoshopped into images with a child on two occasions.

According to a source, Meghan spread the rumor to divert attention from the recent discussions about why the couple has never spent Christmas with the royal family.

By linking herself to the Diana connection, Meghan tries to regain relevance now that she has lost her British royal family connection.

It is worth noting that Meghan and Harry are reportedly banned from all thought forever, which means they will never be welcomed to the Spencer family's events.

Recently, Charles Spencer, Earl Spencer's brother, gave a glimpse of Princess Diana's memorial at the Spencer family's ancestral home in Northamptonshire, England.

The memorial, located at all thought estate, honors Diana, who tragically died in a car crash in Paris in 1997 at the age of 36.

Earl Spencer shared a picture of the Grecian-style monument on Instagram, featuring Diana's name and four columns.

The monument also includes a silhouette of the late princess and two tablets, one displaying Earl Spencer's tribute at Diana's funeral and the other featuring a quote from Diana about her love for charitable work.

The controversy surrounding Earl Spencer's alleged visit to Harry and Meghan's house highlights the ongoing tensions and accusations between the Sussexes and the British royal family.

While Meghan tries to maintain relevance by linking herself to the Diana connection, Earl Spencer has made it clear that he does not support the monetization of his sister's memory.

The public continues to closely follow the developments in this complex and ever-evolving saga.