Prince Harry's Claim About 'Never' Riding A Bike Debunked After Old Photos Resurface

Prince Harry recently claimed he has "never" rode a bike while growing up. However, these claims have been debunked as photos surfaced Tuesday featuring the 36-year-old riding with his father Prince Charles.

A user shared a series of pictures on Twitter featuring Harry with his parents and sibling Prince William. "#PrinceHarry Photos of Prince Harry on a bike resurface after claim he ‘never’ rode," the user captioned.

The Duke of Sussex had made this claim during an interview with Oprah Winfrey. He had shared a list of things that he considered as perks of living in California including riding a bike.

"The highlight for me is sticking [my son, Archie] 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,” Harry said, PageSix reported. "I can seat him on the back, and he’s got his arms out, and he’s like, ‘Whoa.’"

However, a series of photos resurfaced on the internet that featured Harry riding a bike many times as a kid in the ‘90s. A YouTube channel posted a video featuring several images of Charles and Harry in Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, enjoying a bicycle ride.

In one of the pictures resurfaced, the Prince of Wales is pulling Harry in a wagon cart attached to his bike in Scotland, 1988. In another picture, William and Harry posed on their individual bikes with their parents in the Isles of Scilly in 1989.

Fans took to social media to react to these pictures.

One of the users wrote, "Those pics looks like total photo opps! I don't think Harry was out riding bikes and having fun in the sandbox with Prince Charles as a child!" while another one noted that they have seen these pictures before and wrote, "I remember a couple of these."

While one of the fans supported Harry, and commented, "He probably just forgot" to which another user replied, "I'd say selective memory caused by unquenchable thirst for attention and jealousy of his older brother."

Harry has teamed up with Winfrey for the Apple+ series, "The Me You Don’t See," which features him discussing mental health.