Harry & Meghan Face Backlash Over Alleged Photo Rule Fabrication
UPDATE: New reports confirm that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are embroiled in controversy following claims they “made up” rules about photo permissions at Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday party. The allegations suggest that the couple falsely asserted they had checked a “NO PHOTOS” box on a consent form, which insiders now state never existed.
The drama unfolded after Kim Kardashian deleted photos from her Instagram featuring the Sussexes alongside other celebrities at the star-studded event. Observant fans quickly noticed the absence of Harry and Meghan in the posted images, igniting speculation about a potential photo policy breach.
According to sources cited by Rob Shuter in his #ShuterScoop report, the consent forms referenced by Harry and Meghan are “pure fantasy.” An insider emphasized, “There were no consent forms for Markle and Harry. Not for them. Not for anybody,” labeling the claims as “total fiction.”
As the situation escalates, the Sussexes have reportedly gone into “lockdown,” evading questions regarding the incident. Hollywood insiders are describing this turn of events as “the saddest peek yet” into the couple’s attempts to navigate their public image, with one source stating that people didn’t catch them “breaking a rule,” but instead “got caught inventing one.”
The fallout from Jenner’s birthday celebration highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Harry and Meghan in managing their public persona. This latest controversy raises questions about their approach to privacy and media interactions, with many now scrutinizing their previous claims of being hounded by the press.
Stay tuned for further developments as this story unfolds.
