Prince Harry has vehemently denied reports of a physical altercation with the co-author of his controversial memoir, Spare. The Duke of Sussex's spokesperson has labelled the claims as "absurd" and "completely false".
The allegations, which surfaced earlier this week, suggested tensions between Harry and his ghostwriter escalated into a physical confrontation during the book's production. However, sources close to the royal have dismissed the rumours as "fabricated nonsense".
Palace Sources Back Harry's Denial
Insiders at Buckingham Palace have supported Harry's stance, with one senior aide stating: "There's no truth to these sensational claims. The Duke worked professionally with all collaborators on his memoir."
The explosive autobiography, which made global headlines upon its release in January 2023, detailed Harry's strained relationships within the royal family and his decision to step back from royal duties.
Public Reaction Divided
Public response to the latest allegations has been mixed, with some royal commentators questioning the timing of the claims. "This smells like another attempt to discredit Harry," tweeted one prominent royal watcher.
Others have pointed to the Sussexes' ongoing legal battles with British tabloids as potential motivation for the rumours. The couple has previously won several high-profile cases against UK media outlets.
