US report: Prince Harry's 'real dad' revealed
Prince Harry has been caught in the middle of a brand new paternity scandal, with the groom inviting his purported 'REAL father' to his upcoming wedding to Meghan Markle, The National Enquirer is outrageously alleging today.
An alleged palace source has sensationally claimed to the publication that Harry's biological father is in fact a Welsh Guards Officer named Mark Dyer.
'The royal family's past is filled with secrets and lies, but this is the biggest cover-up we've seen!' the insider told The National Enquirer. 'The royal have done everything they can to make the world believe Prince Charles is Harry's dad - even though they look nothing alike.'
'The truth is that Charles is not Harry's real father,' the source explosively claims to the publication.
Dyer, described by The National Enquirer as 'a strapping 51-year-old redhead ' who is a 'startling mirror image of Harry,' has been invited to Harry's upcoming May 19 wedding as a guest of honor.
'The royals desperately tried to keep this under wraps, but now that Harry's invited Mark, the secret's out!' the source tells.
The National Enquirer's bizarre report also notes that Mark has been there for Harry throughout his entire life, and is regularly referred to as the Prince's 'mentor.'
A palace insider tells the publication, 'It was Mark, not Charles, who raised Harry after Princess Diana died.'
It has long been incorrectly speculated that Prince Harry's real father was cavalry officer James Hewitt, whom Diana had an affair with during her marriage to Prince Charles. But, Diana's former butler Paul Burrell recently provided explosive proof it's not Hewitt on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.
'Diana didn't know James Hewitt when Harry was born,' Paul revealed. 'She hadn't yet met James.'
The National Enquirer further reports that Mark was the first person Harry introduced to fiancé Meghan Markle.
A source reveals, 'Harry introduced Meghan to Mark before anyone.
'She instantly shared Harry's love for him.'
The royal family has not responded to The National Enquirer's bizarre claims.
