Huge flaw in Prince Harry’s claim about his childhood

Prince Harry made claims about his childhood during his interview with Oprah, but unearthed pictures seem to paint a different picture.

Resurfaced photos have discredited a claim made by Prince Harry in the bombshell interview he and his wife Meghan Markle had with Oprah Winfrey in March.

At the time, he said: “To have outdoor space where I can go for walks with Archie and go for walks as a family and with the dogs.

“All of these things are just – I guess the highlight for me is sticking him on the back of a bicycle in his little baby seat and taking him on bike rides which is something I was never able to do when I was young.

“I can seat him on the back and he’s got his arms out and he’s like, ‘Woah.’”

But unearthed pictures show a number of occasions Harry, 36, was on a bike with his dad.

Prince Harry is seen with Prince Charles, Princess Diana and Prince William during a cycling trip in Tresco during their holiday in the Scilly Isles in 1989 Picture: PA/Alamy

Prince Charles riding bikes with his sons in 1990. Picture: Julian Parker/UK Press via Getty Images

In one, at Sandringham in 1990, he is in a seat on the back of Prince Charles’ bicycle, with his brother William pedalling along beside them.

And in a black and white snap, Charles is seen towing a small Prince Harry in a cart off the back of his bike near Balmoral Castle.

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Prince Harry being towed by his dad at Balmoral Castle. Picture: Julian Parker/UK Press via Getty Images

It comes after Harry insisted that the explosive Oprah interview, was done “compassionately” to leave room for reconciliation with his family.

The Duke said that he was speaking the “truth” in a way that he hopes will allow for healing after the explosive CBS interview.

His documentary The Me You Can’t Seecomes just 10n-and-a-half weeks after Harry and Meghan’s Oprah interview aired – but features a new slew of complaints aimed at the royals.

In the new footage, the Duke touched on his “authentic” interview with Oprah in March – and he believes there is still an opening for healing with his family despite the bombshells.

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Harry and Meghan during their interview with Oprah in March. Picture: Harpo Productions/Joe Pugliese via Getty Images

He said: “I like to think that we were able to speak truth in the most compassionate way possible therefore leaving an opening for reconciliation and healing.

“The interview was about being real, being authentic, and hopefully sharing an experience that we know is relatable to people around the world, despite our unique privileged position.”

But this comes after William allegedly “can’t tolerate” how Meghan treated his wife Kate Middleton as the royal rift deepens.

Harry claims he felt compelled to step away from the royal family as he was “controlled through fear” and told not to talk about his “trauma”.

Prince Harry in his documentary The Me You Can’t See. Picture: Apple TV

The Me You Can’t See episode also saw Harry claim he had been neglected by his family.

Harry opened up about his struggles with his mental wellbeing and claimed Charles left him to “suffer” amid “total neglect” for his mental health.

He also spoke about Meghan’s struggles with mental health – and said the palace was at fault for making her “cry into her pillow” at night after the royal couple recorded their interview with Oprah earlier this year.

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission