The reports, which were published in The Sun on Saturday, May 20, claimed that Harry has a room set aside at the San Vicente Bungalows in Los Angeles. The outlet also said that the Duke would allegedly run to the club as an "escape place" when he needs time alone.
However, Harry's spokesperson told Page Six on Sunday, May 21, that the reports are "not true."
The San Vicente Bungalows is a private members club that is known for its strict privacy policies. Guests are prohibited from taking photos or videos inside the club, and they are also not allowed to discuss what they see there with others.
The reports of Harry's alleged "escape room" come amid the couple's fifth wedding anniversary on Friday, May 19. The couple celebrated quietly following a recent incident in New York City, in which they were reportedly involved in a car chase with paparazzi.
The incident has sparked criticism from royal experts and celebrities, who have accused the couple of exaggerating the events. However, the New York Police Department has said that there is no evidence to support the couple's claims.
It is unclear why the reports of Harry's "escape room" have surfaced now. However, it is possible that they are an attempt to discredit the couple following the recent car chase incident.
In any case, Harry's spokesperson has denied the reports, and there is no evidence to support them.
