Kim Kardashian is blowing up Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s version of “Photogate” — and she’s not holding back.
On the January 28 episode of a podcast, Kim flat-out accused the Sussexes of rewriting history after photos of them partying at Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday bash mysteriously vanished from social media. According to Kim, the Kardashians were given the green light — until Harry and Meghan suddenly realized the optics were a disaster.
Kim said her family was explicitly told it was “totally cool” to post photos of the royal runaways at the November 2025 party, which took place at a jaw-dropping Beverly Hills mansion owned by Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez. But once the images were live, panic reportedly set in.
The reason? Remembrance Day.
While King Charles and Prince William were honoring fallen soldiers back in the U.K., Harry and Meghan were photographed smiling, posing, and dancing with the Kardashians at a Hollywood mega-bash. Kim suggested that once the couple realized how bad it looked, they scrambled to shut it all down.
“It was innocent,” Kim said, stressing that her family never posts photos without permission. But she revealed that after the backlash started brewing, Harry and Meghan suddenly wanted nothing to do with the images — despite allegedly approving them first.
Things only got messier when reports surfaced claiming the couple had checked “no” on a consent form. Kardashian insiders fired back, saying no such form ever existed — and implying the Sussexes were backpedaling to save face.
Even Khloé pointed out the awkward contradiction: Harry and Meghan had attended the Baby2Baby charity gala earlier that night with no issue. Charity? Fine. Dancing at a Kardashian party on Remembrance Day? Not so much.
Kim admitted she hated how the situation “blew up into something crazy and ridiculous,” but the damage was already done. Screenshots of the deleted photos spread like wildfire, and online critics quickly zeroed in on the unflattering comparisons.
One image showed Harry looking glassy-eyed and grinning, while another had Meghan standing next to Kim — a side-by-side that sparked brutal commentary. An insider later claimed Meghan, known for tightly controlling her image, was furious over how she looked and demanded the photos disappear.
Despite the quick deletion, the internet never forgets — and Kim Kardashian has now made it crystal clear: the Kardashians didn’t post anything without permission, and “Photogate” wasn’t their mess to clean up.
If anything, the scandal only reinforced what critics have been saying all along — when Hollywood optics clash with royal tradition, Harry and Meghan always choose damage control over accountability.
As much as I dislike Kim K. She looked WAY better than The Shrew….Shrew looked under dressed and FRUMPY!