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Prince Harry’s previous alleged “affair” has said the duke did “the right thing by moving to the United States” with his wife Meghan Markle and insisted he is now “finally free” to be himself.
Reality star Catherine Ommanney, who appeared on The Real Housewives of DC in 2010, claims to have enjoyed a two-month romance with the royal in 2006, when she was 34 and he was 21.
In a new interview with OKAY!The 50-year-old mother of three from London said she thinks the Duke and Duchess of Sussex “look very happy together.”
Catherine explained: “I’m so proud that Harry had the courage to move to the United States and I think he really needed to, to finally be free.”
Catherine Ommanney, 50, reportedly had a two-month affair with the royals in 2006. The reality star pictured in 2010 after joining the cast of The Real Housewives of DC
Additionally, Prince Harry’s alleged former love interest described how she has “nothing but respect” for his wife.
Reflecting on Prince Harry’s two previous girlfriends, Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas, Catherine added: “The fact that Harry is with her shows he has more than one type after all – clearly he’s not just into blondes!”
Last month, Catherine said in an interview with Sun She met Prince Harry, now 38, in a Chelsea bar while he was still in an on-and-off, long-term relationship with socialite Chelsy Davy.
She says that after meeting in a bar, the couple went to the Eclipse nightclub in South Kensington together, before heading to one of their friends’ houses.
Prince Harry’s former ‘fling’ said the duke is ‘finally free’ after leaving the royal family and moving to the US. Pictured with Meghan Markle and the Prince and Princess of Wales in March 2019
Prince Harry’s alleged former love interest Catherine (pictured in 2010) described how she has “nothing but respect” for Meghan Markle.
There, he says, ‘they shared a cigarette on the steps outside and [Harry] really open to [her]’.
After going back inside, he claims that Harry made them all bacon sandwiches, got into a fight with his friends, and kissed him before going home.
Catherine claims they saw each other a few more times before the romance fizzled out and it wasn’t until 2009, a year after marrying her second husband (whom she is now estranged from), that the two met again at a party. pole.
She told the Sun that she “hopes Meghan will take care of him” and that she wishes Harry nothing more than “happiness and success”.
Prince Harry describes life in the royal family as “dirty play” in his new Netflix trailer
In the new trailer, Meghan is seen worried as the Sussexes’ lawyer, Jenny Afia, tells the camera: “There was a war against Meghan to support other people’s agendas.”
“He is a very brave, charismatic, incredibly funny, intelligent and charming human being,” he added.
The royal family is bracing for yet another controversy when the £88 million Netflix documentary of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hits the streaming platform later this week.
The first episode of their ‘explosive’ Netflix series drops Thursday, with the couple expected to deliver another barb barb at their ‘tired’ royal relatives.
In a trailer for his new documentary released yesterday, Harry alleged that the couple had been leaked and planted stories that supported the ‘hierarchy’ of the royal family.
The trailer shows the couple sitting in the back of a car as Meghan’s voiceover says: “I realized they’ll never protect you.”
The trailer shows the couple sitting in the back of a car as Meghan’s voiceover says: “I realized they’ll never protect you.”
Allies told the six-hour series on Netflix that there was “a war against Meghan to fit other people’s agendas,” with one claiming that “it’s about hate, it’s about race.”
In clips from the show, the duke also took aim at royal aides, smiling as he commented: “It’s foul play.”
But royal sources insisted it was “absolutely wrong” to suggest the couple had been misinformed, insisting “unprecedented steps” had been taken to support the Duke and Duchess of Sussez.
A source told The Daily Telegraph that royal staff were instead “doing their best to work with them”.
They added that he was “non-stop on their behalf” when it came to defending them from the negative stories, which started when rumors surfaced about the couple’s behavior towards staff.
Another said the narrative comparing Meghan to Kate was ‘manufactured’ out of difference between how they were treated by the press.
Royal experts have warned that the series could be particularly uncomfortable for the Princess of Wales by focusing on the “early days” of her relationship with William.
Elsewhere in the trailer, Prince Harry criticized the “pain and suffering of women who marry in this institution” as old footage of the Princess of Wales was shown in front of a “feeding frenzy” of photographers before she got married. with Prince William.
Today Jack Royston, Newsweek’s chief royal correspondent, said the trailer’s content suggested the documentary would not only deal with recent events, but also delve into the more distant past, including the difficult early days of William’s romance. and Kate.
He told Good Morning Britain: ‘We’ve had Kate in both trailers. In the most recent there is a tagline underneath that is a headline from a magazine cover…
‘That particular magazine included an accusation that the Queen was ashamed of her and pictures of her drunk in public were on the cover.
“So if they’re going to get into the early days of Kate and William’s relationship, that could be very awkward.”
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