In a revelation that has intrigued the world for nearly thirty years, James Hewitt, the secret lover of Princess Diana, has finally addressed the long-standing speculation regarding his relationship with the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry.

During an exclusive interview aired on Sunday night, Hewitt was directly questioned by anchor Melissa Doyle about whether he is Harry’s biological father.

His response was clear and definitive: “No, I’m not.”

Rumors surrounding Hewitt’s paternity have circulated since the 1990s, casting a shadow over both the royal family and Hewitt himself.

Known for his preference for privacy, Hewitt usually retreats to his home in Southwest England.

Reflecting on the impact of these rumors, he remarked, “It has a sales impact on papers,” adding that the situation likely weighs heavier on Prince Harry.

Hewitt and Diana’s relationship was once viewed as a fairy tale—an enchanting love story between a military man and a princess.

Yet, their romance was marred by scandal.

At the time, Prince Charles, who would later ascend to the throne, was still married to Diana, and rumors of his own affair with Camilla Parker Bowles were beginning to surface.

The strain on the royal marriage was palpable, while Hewitt found himself falling deeper for the princess.

When asked if he could recall the moment he fell in love with Diana, a smile spread across his face.

He described how love can blossom gradually, only to become all-consuming, leaving two people unable to be apart.

Their shared moments—simple pleasures like beach walks and cooking—were the foundation of their bond.

“She would do the dishes, and I would prepare the food,” he reminisced, highlighting the normalcy amid the chaos of royal life.

Hewitt’s relationship with Diana was safeguarded by her devoted bodyguard, Ken Wharfe.

He recounted how, during their secret meetings, he would sleep on a makeshift bed in the hallway, fully aware of what was happening behind closed doors.

“I didn’t find it problematic,” he stated, emphasizing that it was not his place to judge their choices.

“She lived it, and they lived it too,” he added, reinforcing the idea that his sole purpose was to protect her.

As their romance deepened, Hewitt faced a significant challenge when he was called to serve in the Gulf War.

The distance took a toll on their relationship, but it was the public revelation of their affair that ultimately led to its end.

Reflecting on this tumultuous period, Hewitt admitted that discussing Diana remains a complex and emotional experience for him.

Despite the difficulties that arose from their relationship being exposed, Hewitt harbors no regrets about meeting Diana.