Prince Harry’s spokesman has strongly denied reports about his recent meeting with King Charles, accusing unnamed royal sources of attempting “sabotage” by spreading false stories.

The Duke of Sussex met with his father earlier this month at Clarence House in what was their first face-to-face meeting in 19 months. Initially hailed as a possible turning point, press reports later painted the encounter as distant and formal.

According to The Sun, the 53-minute reunion was polite but stiff, with Harry reportedly joking that he felt more like “an official visitor” than a son. The outlet also claimed he gifted Charles a framed family photo of himself, Meghan, and their children.

Harry’s Office Sets the Record Straight

In a statement to GB News, Harry’s spokesman pushed back, saying:
“Recent reporting of The Duke’s view of the tone of the meeting, is categorically false. The quotes attributed to him are pure invention fed, one can only assume, by sources intent on sabotaging any reconciliation between father and son.”

He confirmed that a framed photograph was indeed exchanged but clarified that it did not feature Meghan or the children. “While we would have preferred such details to remain private, for the sake of clarity we can confirm that a framed photograph was handed over, however the image did not contain the Duke and Duchess.”