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Woman catfished by fake Prince Harry seeks legal action against the royal
14 Apr, 2021 11:41 PM
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A woman convinced Prince Harry promised to marry her has taken the matter to court. Photo / Getty Images
A woman convinced Prince Harry promised to marry her has taken the matter to court. Photo / Getty Images
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When it comes to online dating, there s always a risk of getting catfished - duped by fake online profiles.
But one woman has fallen for none other than someone she thought was Prince Harry himself.
After exchanging several emails with someone claiming to be the Duke of Sussex, an Indian lawyer was duped into thinking she was in a serious relationship with Prince Harry. And she s now attempted to take legal action against the royal for supposedly breaking a promise to marry her.
Woman wants Prince Harry arrested for ‘breaking his promise of marrying her’
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Thu, Apr 15, 2021
Kaur claimed that was contacted on social media by a supposed Prince Harry wanting to marry her
An Indian lawyer is taking legal action after she was duped into believing that she and Prince Harry were in a relationship after he supposedly contacted her on social media.
According to a report by
The Independent, Palwinder Kaur claimed that was contacted on social media by a supposed Duke of Sussex who made promises of marriage to the lawyer.
However, Kaur has now registered a plea in Haryana High Court, demanding legal action after the royal wedding she was promised by the royal never ended up happening.
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An Indian lawyer was duped into believing that she was in a relationship with Prince Harry and then attempted to seek legal action against the red-headed royal for breaking a supposed promise to marry her, a report said Tuesday.
Palwinder Kaur alleged that she had been contacted by the Duke of Sussex on social media and that he had told her that he wanted to marry her, the Independent reported.
But when their royal nuptials never happened, Kaur filed a plea in Haryana High Court seeking legal action, complaining that he hadn’t fulfilled his promise.