Is Prince Charles the biological father of Prince Harry or was Diana having an affair then?

Question

Have they ever done a DNA test? And if Harry is not the biological son of Charles, is he still in line to the throne behind William?

Answer 1

Diana was having a bit on the side,..hey presto,..Harry

Answer 2

You can tell that Prince HARRY is both Prince Charles and Princess Diana's child. Yes he is the next in line after Prince William

Answer 3

That has been a persistent assumption from some.

No test has been carried out and never will be unless of course Prince Charles and Prince William die and then there would surely be a constitutional crisis unless a test was done!!!

What a terrible legacy!!!!

Answer 4

There have been persistent rumours that a certain cad by the name of James Hewitt may be Harry's biological father.........

It would explain the ginger hair, his pursuit of an army career and his distinct ability for putting his foot in it on many occasions.............

Answer 5

conspiracy c**p

shes was blond hes dark haired, thats a common start for ginger hair

he has the same facial shape as his brother and dad

He also shows who it is by loving his dad and not giving a flying about cretinous little weasels who question it

Answer 6

I'm pretty sure he's Charles's son. The official word is they have not done a DNA test and never will.  Charles accepts Harry as his son and so that is the end of it.  If they did do a DNA test and it turned out he wasn't Charles son then it might matter to his succession.  As long as the Queen and Charles wanted him to succeed behind William though, he still could. I'm not sure if they would need to make any pronouncements to in sure it though.

Answer 7

If Prince Harry of Wales was not the biological son of Prince Charles, then he will be removed from the line of succession, since only royal blood can inherit the throne. However, if Prince Charles decides to adopt Harry, he will continue to enjoy his current title and style as "His Royal Highness Prince Harry of Wales. All adopted children of royal couples are titled and styled as biological children, and will be treated equally, however, the only difference is that adopted children cannot inherit the throne.

Note: Prince Harry does resemble a lot more of the Spencer family than the Windsors, which is why most people speculated he is not the biological son of Charles. Prince Harry of Wales is definitely a Spencer through and through