Princess Diana's Ex-Butler Paul Burrell Refutes Persistent Rumors James Hewitt Is Prince Harry's Biological Father
Late Princess Diana's chief butler Paul Burrell has denied the long-running rumors claiming James Hewitt, Princess Diana's ex-lover, a biological father of Prince Harry. Burrell, 59, disclosed who he believed was Prince Harry's birth father in a chat with his celebrity camp mates in South Africa.
Princess Diana's Butler Paul Burrell Speaks Against The Long-Running Rumor; Diana's Ex-Boyfriend James Hewitt Is Prince Harry's Biological Father
- Former butler of Princess Diana, Paul Burrell has denied the long-running claim that James Hewitt was Prince Harry's biological father.
- Burrell denied the decades-long speculation on Australia's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! On Tuesday.
- Burrell, 59, revealed during a chat with his campmates in South Africa.
Late Princess Diana's chief butler Paul Burrell has denied the long-running rumors claiming James Hewitt, Princess Diana's ex-lover, a biological father of Prince Harry.
Burrell, 59, disclosed who he believed was Prince Harry's birth father in a chat with his celebrity camp mates in South Africa.
Paul, who was a butler for 10 years since 1987 to until Princess Diana's tragic death in 1997, spoke with the Real Housewives Of Sydney star Jackie Gillies Tuesday night where he revealed with no doubt Prince Charles is Prince Harry's father.
Gillies asked Paul: 'Do you believe that Prince Harry is Prince Charles' child?' To which Paul responded;
Yes. Absolutely
"So, It's not the other... with the orange hair?" Gillies asked. Paul answered,
She [Princess Diana] didn't know James Hewitt when Harry was born. That's fact. Five years into the marriage, she had Harry. She hadn't yet met James Hewitt. That's the truth.
Jackie seemed satisfied with Paul response and said: 'Thanks. That's awesome! I believe you.'
Host Dr. Chris Brown returned addressing the viewers 'Well, case closed!'
Television host Melissa Doyle had asked James Hewitt if he was Prince Harry's biological father in an interview last year, where he had firmly responded: 'No, I'm not!'
Doyle then asked about the pervasive rumor to which he said; It sells papers. It's worse for him, probably, poor chap.
