Inside the Royal Rumble: Prince Harry’s Battle Over Paternity

An explosive revelation has emerged from the depths of royal intrigue, shedding light on one of Prince Harry's most personal struggles within the British monarchy.

According to a reliable insider, the drama began long before Archie was even born.

It appears that palace officials conducted a DNA test on Meghan Markle's amniotic fluid, leading them to believe that Harry might not be the biological father of their child.

This shocking claim was made public by the Globe, igniting a firestorm of speculation and controversy.

The insider's account suggests that this unexpected test left both Harry and Meghan reeling.

They were reportedly stunned when they learned that the initial results indicated Harry was not the father.

The gravity of the situation hit hard, with Harry's reaction described as a mix of disbelief and fury.

Witnesses noted that he turned pale upon hearing the news, while Meghan was left in tears.

In a moment of despair, Harry labeled the test a “trick” aimed at sabotaging his relationship with Meghan and their unborn child.

The tension didn't end there.

Allegedly, King Charles, who has been known to make light of such rumors, took things a step further.

Reports indicate that Charles suggested Harry undergo a paternity test following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

This conversation purportedly took place during the royal family's mourning period after the queen's passing on September 8th, when Harry and Meghan joined the royals for the ten-day funeral.

According to sources, Charles was determined to clarify the lineage issue once and for all.

The royal family has been plagued by whispers for years, speculating that Harry's real father could be Major James Hewitt, a former lover of Princess Diana.

This theory gained traction due to Harry's striking red hair and rebellious nature, which starkly contrast with his father's more reserved demeanor.

The stakes are high for Harry, as royal bloodlines hold significant importance, especially regarding inheritance.

The insider emphasized that being a legitimate heir is crucial for claiming royal assets, including jewels and properties passed down from the queen.

Thus, the palace needed absolute certainty about Harry's lineage.

In his upcoming memoir, “Spare,” set to hit shelves soon, Harry addresses these long-standing paternity rumors head-on.

He recounts how Charles often joked about the possibility of Harry's true parentage, framing it as a darkly humorous anecdote.

In a recently released excerpt, Harry recalls his father's quips, which included lines like, “Who knows if I'm really the Prince of Wales?

Who knows if I really am your father?”

Harry found these jokes to be shockingly inappropriate, given the context of the swirling rumors about his paternity.

He described the humor as particularly cruel, especially since it played into the ongoing speculation surrounding his mother's relationships during her marriage to Charles.

Adding fuel to the fire, Major Nicholas Davies, a royal author, claimed that Hewitt was seen at Kensington Palace during the early 1980s, suggesting a connection that could lend credence to the paternity rumors.

Diana herself, according to Davies, seemed uncertain about Harry's true father, hinting at the complexities of their marriage.

While Charles was aware of Diana's affair with Hewitt, she reportedly maintained that Harry was Charles's son.