Royal family website links Prince Harry's charity to hardcore porn site that offers live sex shows
The Royal Family unwittingly sent thousands of visitors on its website to a Chinese pornographic site. The link for the adult site was found in a rather obscure section of Queen Elizabeth II's official website, which listed the charities the royals were patrons of.
Considering, the page for Welsh Charity Dolen Cymru appeared to be quite normal at first glance, Metro reported. However, when one followed the link to the organization's website, they were instead directed to a pornsite that offers live sex shows in China. And while it is not known if the royal website was hacked or whether it was an error with the charity's website URL, the issue appears to have been fixed since the news went viral.
Prince Harry, 35, is reportedly a patron of Dolen Cymru. He visited Lesotho during his gap year before he joined the Army.
According to a description of Dolen Cymru provided by Royal.UK, the charity was founded in 1985 to build "educational links" between Lesotho and Wales.
It aims to “create lasting, positive change in the southern African Kingdom of Lesotho – and in communities here at home in Wales," per Dolen's official website. The charity also works towards introducing professionals from schools, hospitals, and other organizations to work, share ideas and teach their counterparts novel ways to move forward.
"I am so very proud to be associated with Dolen Cymru," Prince Harry said after being named a royal patron of the charity in 2007. "The work that it does in assisting and encouraging organizations and individuals in Wales to establish contact and foster friendships with their counterparts in Lesotho is quite invaluable."
"I know from my own work in Lesotho just how important such links are and fully support Dolen Cymru in its great endeavors to develop contacts with organizations with common interests, such as my own Sentebale and to build upon the great understanding and co-operation that exists between the two nations," he had said.