Prince Harry’s rep pounds British tabloid claiming he said ‘those Brits need to find out a lesson’ ahead of 2021 Oprah meeting: record
A rep for the Duke of Sussex rejected a British tabloid’s insurance claim he stated “those Brits require to discover a lesson” ahead of his and Meghan Markle’s tell-all meeting with Oprah Winfrey.
British tabloid The Sun shared the claim regarding Royal prince Harry, 38, in an article released Saturday. The outlet reported that Prince Harry “flaunted” to a pal that the royal family would find his meeting with Winfrey– which broadcast March 7, 2021– “rather shocking.”
” Those Brits require to find out a lesson,” Prince Harry claimed, according to The Sunlight.
Yet on Sunday, imperial author Omid Scobie shared a declaration from the Sussex’s reps swatting down the quotes. Scobie shared a screenshot of the declaration to his Twitter account.
Responding to today’s Sun front page, which claims Prince Harry bragged “those Brits need to learn a lesson” after filming his 2021 Oprah interview, a Sussex spokesperson has called the article “a baseless hit piece masquerading as journalism. . . riddled with inaccuracies”👇🏻 pic.twitter.com/3AgruamAOC
— Omid Scobie (@scobie) December 4, 2022
” This is an ungrounded hit piece masquerading as journalism,” the declaration read. “This tale is riddled with errors, not the very least of which is a quote wrongly credited to Prince Harry.”
The declaration proceeded: “To charge a guy that invested 10 years serving his nation of wanting to instruct that exact same country a lesson is not just a tried distraction yet an unfortunate as well as predictable tabloid technique. To place him against his nation is shameful and also manipulative, particularly when Royal prince Harry has actually never spoken ill of the British public.”
Royal Prince Harry and Markle, 41, made headings in March 2021 after sharing numerous bombshell declares regarding the British royal family. The insurance claims included Markle saying she was “silenced” by the royal family and also Kate Middleton made her cry ahead of her wedding to Prince Harry.
Prince Harry told Winfrey that bigotry was a “big component” of why the couple left the UK and noted there were “problems” regarding their boy’s skin shade before he was born.
The claims concerning Royal prince Harry come after the initial trailer for his as well as Markle’s Netflix docuseries premiered on December 1. The six-episode series will certainly debut on December 8. Prince Harry’s upcoming narrative, “Spare,” is expected to strike shelves on January 10.
