There's this long-standing rumor that Mark Dyer, Harry's mentor and close friend of Princess Diana's, might actually be Harry's biological father, not Prince Charles. But, of course, the palace has always denied this to keep the Royal succession line intact.
Fast forward to last weekend at the annual Invictus Games Foundation awards ceremony in Germany. Meghan and Harry were there, but tensions were already high. Rumor has it that King Charles refused Meghan's request for an official role during the Jubilee celebrations, and she was not happy about being sidelined.
To make matters worse, Charles didn't even show up at the Invictus ceremony, sending a pre-recorded message instead. Drama, right?
Anyway, Meghan took the stage to present an award with Harry, and witnesses say she seemed a bit... tipsy. She started thanking "Daddy Dyers" for his guidance and for being Harry's "real rock" all these years. She just wouldn't stop talking about his paternal bond with Harry. Awkward!
The audience was stunned into silence, and poor Harry was bright red, trying to signal Meghan to wrap it up. Backstage, royal aides were freaking out, realizing the PR disaster that was unfolding.
When reporters caught up with Meghan later, she laughed it off as a silly joke and headed back to her hotel suite. But behind closed doors, Harry was furious. He knew Meghan's slip could blow the lid off decades of palace cover-ups.
Now, rumors are flying even more than usual. Some say Charles stayed away from Invictus because he couldn't bear to be around his supposed "bastard nephew." If Harry isn't Charles' son, the whole line of succession is up in the air.
Some royal experts even think Meghan's slip wasn't an accident at all but a calculated revenge for Charles snubbing her. She wanted to stir up chaos in the Royal ranks, and boy, did she succeed.