Rose Hanbury Affair Rumors Vanish; Possible Royal Family Cover-Up Suspected

The royal family is often surrounded by intrigue, especially concerning their interactions with the media. As discussed by sources like the BBC, Prince Harry once referred to an “invisible contract” existing between the royal family and the press, suggesting mutual benefits and some degree of control over one another. However, the royal family typically denies any involvement when it comes to stories that suddenly disappear from the public eye, such as those concerning Rose Hanbury and the rumors of her affair with Prince William. Despite their usual discretion, the curious case of articles vanishing conveniently remains a point of speculation regarding Hanbury and Prince William’s alleged affair. Although the royal family stays quiet on the matter, Hanbury has stepped forward to address the rumors.

Through her legal representative, Hanbury informed Business Insider that the rumors involving her and Prince William are “completely false.” The former model has even pursued legal action to put an end to these allegations. As reported by In Touch (via Us Weekly), she issued a warning to “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” after jokes about her and Prince William’s purported relationship were made during the program. Hanbury’s attorneys released a statement, emphasizing, “We have written on our client’s behalf to CBS and various other reputable media organizations to confirm that the allegation is false.” Despite these efforts and the disappearance of related articles from the internet, the public discourse about Hanbury’s supposed affair with William persists.

Source: BBC, Business Insider, In Touch, Us Weekly