How is Prince Harry responding to the accusations of harassment and bullying

Prince Harry has strongly denied the accusations of harassment and bullying made by Dr. Sophie Chandauka, the chair of Sentebale, the charity he co-founded in 2006. After resigning as patron of Sentebale amid a dispute with Chandauka, she accused him of "harassment and bullying at scale," alleging that he authorized the release of damaging information about her and the charity without informing her or other executives, which she described as an attack affecting hundreds of people associated with the organization. In response, Prince Harry called the allegations "blatant lies" and expressed heartbreak over the situation. Sources close to the charity's former trustees, including Harry, have described Chandauka's claims as "completely baseless" and rejected the notion that Harry bullied or harassed her or that the so-called "Sussex machine" was unleashed against her. Harry and the board of trustees resigned in solidarity, citing a breakdown in the relationship with the chair that created an untenable situation. The controversy has prompted an investigation by the Charity Commission, though it is described as a compliance case rather than a formal inquiry. Harry remains confident in his position and hopes the investigation will uncover the truth behind the dispute. In summary, Prince Harry firmly denies the harassment and bullying accusations, calling them false, while the chair of the charity maintains her allegations. The situation has caused significant turmoil within Sentebale and attracted public and regulatory attention