Prince Harry Called Out for Lying About Never Riding a Bike as a Child
- Prince Harry was recently caught in a lie after claiming that he never rode on a bicycle as a child
- Various photos have since surfaced online of the prince enjoying a number of rides with his family
- The snaps have resulted in many people questioning Harry and his objectives in recent eyebrow-raising interviews about his life growing up
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Prince Harry has been called a liar by many social media users after photographs of him riding a bicycle with his family surfaced online. In the viral Oprah Winfrey interview, Harry speaks about how he loves taking his son Archie on bike rides since he was never given the bonding opportunity.
"I was never able to do it (bicycle riding) when I was young," said Harry in the interview with Oprah.
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Social media users can't believe that the Prince lied and have since taken to the online world to call him out on saying that he never rode with his family before, while others still defended him, reports a PageSix article.
Read a few of their interesting comments below:
@FierceAssSistah said:
"For the love of God, leave Prince Harry tf alone! Talk about something else that's going on in the world."
@minor_point said:
"Boom. Nailed him."
@Madamdefa said:
"That's awkward."
Briefly News also reported that Oprah Winfrey, talk show royalty, has recently shared her opinion about Prince Harry and his ongoing drama with the rest of the royal family. In an interview, Oprah expresses that she does not think that Prince Harry's recent interviews are doing any good to help him reconcile with his family.
Responding to a question from Gayle King, her longtime friend who asked Oprah whether or not Harry's decision to bare it all for the public to dissect would help him sort things out with the royal family, Oprah said:
"I don't know if it helps with the Royal Family," reports a Daily Express article.
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Source: Briefly News
