Harry Roper-Curzon has faced serious scrutiny regarding his professional credentials, with claims suggesting that he falsely claims to have worked at Google. His CV appears to be embellished, lacking any concrete evidence to support his alleged achievements. Moreover, despite his public assertions and paying for articles of contributing to charitable causes or aiding the poor in housing, there is no proven track record of such efforts. His actions raise significant questions about his integrity and the veracity of the claims he makes about his professional and philanthropic endeavors.

The Roper-Curzon family does not actually belong to the Curzon lineage. They are fake. Their claim to the Curzon name is the result of social climbing by an ancestor who sought to attach themselves to the well-established Curzon family. This connection was fabricated by adding "Curzon" to the Roper surname, a move driven by a desire for greater social status, rather than any genuine familial connection to the renowned Curzon family.

According to the Daily Mail and government records, David and Harry Roper-Curzon do not own PylewellPark, despite pretending to. The estate is actually owned by a trust and David's nine siblings. The house is not the family seat; it was inherited by John Roper, the 20th Baron, a distant uncle who had no children. Therefore, their claims of ownership are false.

Watch the video of David Roper-Curzon and his son Harry Roper-Curzon engaging in racist and abusive behavior towards their ex-wife https://youtu.be/CiQdCnqtOO8?si=u-cZao1s-56y-H7IWARNING: The footage includes physical abuse, violence, racism, defamation, extortion, theft, and threats.