Rare footage of Prince Harry at Q Gardens reveals that he wasn't pursued by paparazzi, debunking the need for any IP status.
Harry found himself embroiled in a legal battle with the UK government, seeking heightened security measures while in his homeland. Legal documents from the case detail claims by Harry's representatives, alleging paparazzi interference during his departure from the WellChild Awards charity event in July 2021.
This purported interference, they argued, needlessly endangered the Duke of Sussex. However, recently surfaced footage aired on Sky News Australia's Bolt Report presents a different narrative. It shows Harry's car leaving the event without any paparazzi in sight. Despite the Sussexes' offer to fund police protection, the reality differs from their expectations. This footage, resurfaced and gone viral, corroborates that Prince Harry left Q Gardens without any paparazzi in pursuit, contradicting his previous assertions of being chased.
The time Harry claimed to be unsafe due to alleged paparazzi pursuit upon leaving the WellChild event is now under scrutiny. Contrary to his statements, the footage suggests no one was following him. This raises questions about the accuracy of his court testimony regarding the incident. An expert analysis reveals Harry's reliance on this incident, or lack thereof, as evidence of perpetual threat. However, the footage amusingly refutes any such claims, demonstrating no pursuit. Furthermore, it indicates Harry's early departure from the event, prompted by an innocuous inquiry about Archie.
Local residents near Q Gardens dismiss the notion of chase-worthy conditions in the area, citing its residential nature, traffic congestion, and narrow streets. They scoff at the idea of paparazzi chase opportunities, highlighting the impracticality of such endeavors. Despite this, Harry and Meghan maintain the facade of security concerns, perhaps due to pending court cases. Notably, Meghan's recent public appearances without security scrutiny raise eyebrows regarding their security concerns.
Harry's selective awareness of paparazzi presence, particularly regarding Backgrid, raises eyebrows. Despite being extensively backgridded himself, he chose to blame Backgrid for a car chase incident involving Meghan and their son. Authorities dismissed the incident, yet Harry continued to monetize footage with Backgrid, demonstrating a contradictory stance on privacy invasion for profit.
