Prince Harry, Meghan Markle deny ‘annihilated’ statement over Princess Kate’s controversy

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are vehemently denying a statement about being “annihilated” in relation to the controversy surrounding Princess Kate.

The Princess of Waleswas forced topublicly apologiseafter she admitted to editing a sweet Mother’s Day snap of her andPrince William’s kids.

A source then toldPage Sixthat exiled British royalsHarryand Meg would “have been annihilated” if they had handed out secretly Photoshopped images of themselves and their family.

They added: “The same rules do not apply to both couples.

“This isn’t a mistake that Meghan would ever make… she has a keen eye and freakish attention to detail.”

But the Duke andDuchess of Sussexhave now hit back with a scathing statement from their Archewell Foundation.

“With respect to Page Six, that did not come from us,” a spokesperson toldNewsweek.

However, Kate is believed to have altered it three times on a computer before it was posted onsocial mediaon Sunday.

Inspection of the original image revealed it was taken on a Canon camera with a 50mm lens.

It had been edited three times on AdobePhotoshop— once on Friday evening and twice on Saturday.

Harry is also said to be open toreturning to royal dutyto ease the burden on his father while he undergoes cancer treatment.

Meghan, meanwhile, is reportedly preparing for a ‘relaunch’ in Britain to boost publicity for their foundation,Archewell, and spearhead a new project.