Prince Harry has addressed the long-running rumour that King Charles is not his real father in his explosive new memoir Spare. For decades, James Hewitt has been rumoured to be Harry's real father, after the cavalry officer revealed he had an affair with Harry's mother Diana in mid-80s.
The royal family has never publicly addressed the rumour despite intense media speculation. Now, the Duke of Sussex has broken his silence in his new book Spare.
Harry writes how Charles would tell of a visit to a mental health unit where he met a man claiming to be the Prince of Wales. The duke said his father then joked: “Who knows if I’m even your real father? Perhaps your father really is in Broadmoor, my dear son!”
