The Truth Behind Prince Harry's Endless Litigation

The Princess of Wales was gifted a pair of earrings in the honor of a young female rugby player who committed suicide. Catherine promised to wear them.

Jun 08, 2023

Prince Harry ended his second day on the stand, seemingly a little worse for wear and at one point almost on the verge of tears.

Throughout the day he had to sustain the aggressive cross-examination by the Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) defense attorney, who was dismantling the carefully constructed narcissistic and delusional bubble Harry has lived in for the past six years.

And it’s not looking good for Harry.

Instead of the savior of the British newspapers, U.K. government and world at large that he proclaims to be, he seemed less like the coming messiah and more like a broken man who is holding onto the fragments of his psyche as the media increasingly laughs at him and his incompetent testimony.

Andrew Green, KC, the MGN attorney, got Harry to admit that the only reason he’s bringing this lawsuit is due to a chance meeting and that when pressed to respond to several questions, his only answer was “I don’t know.”

As pretty much the sole witness and the one bringing the lawsuit, he needed to do much more that give vague and sometimes invasive answers, in addition to providing snarky comments about the Palace and its staffers.

If only Harry’s team could ask some of the ghosts that are probably living at St. James’ Palace what they know, perhaps they could bolster his incredibly weak case.

The only thing Harry has done over these last couple of days is prove one thing, that this case is pointless and unnecessary. Every article Harry referenced was mostly 20+ years old and phone hacking is not a thing anymore in the media outside of perhaps MI5 and MI6.

So what was the point of this, besides to make Harry himself miserable?

Well, it appears that the reason to drag up articles from 20+ years ago and to rail against illegal media practices that stopped well over 10+ years ago is to stop the “abuse and intrusion” against…Meghan Markle.

Surprised?

Harry revealed this when questioned about how this case came to be in the first place. On the stand, he said, “I think it was a discussion about how to find a way to stop the abuse and intrusion that was coming against me and my wife…without relying on the institution’s lawyers.”

And so far Harry, how has that worked out for you? Have your lives improved? Has the press and media attention changed due to these lawsuits or is everything getting worse and worse.

These legal battles have become nothing less than an epic train wreck for Prince Harry, and he only has Meghan Markle to blame. She has demanded the impossible of him, make the press, the public and the world love her—and he can’t do it. They tried a slick media campaign of positive stories, but it fell flat under the weight of Meghan’s own (alleged) bullying behavior towards royal staff. Harry agreed to abandon all he knows and move to California so Meghan could fulfill her Hollywood fantasies and show the world how truly personable and loving she is, only for everything they produce to get middling or negative reviews. Now he’s using the legal system. If they can just brow beat the media into loving Meghan that will change everything, right? Right?

No.

Harry’s misery stems from one source: his wife. She’s stirred up his resentment, angry, bitterness and rage at life, the media and his family, and set him loose on the world at her behest. Even if Harry loses this case, there will be another, and another, and another because he must please Meghan. He must make her happy.

But if certain reports are any indication, she isn’t happy. In fact, it sounds like their lives are already diverging, and yet he’s stuck in this endless vortex. Even if Harry wins, he may still lose Meghan in the end.

More Royal News…

Catherine, the Princess of Wales, spent some time with the English Rugby Team, talking about community, family and fatherhood as part of her early childhood campaign Shaping Us. The Princess was also seen hugging Sarah Renton, who lost her rugby playing daughter Issy Phipps to suicide. Renton gifted the mother of three a pair of earrings that were made in honor of Issy and Princess Catherine promised she would wear them. So keep your eyes out for a pair of star earrings in the future. Earlier in the week, the Princess also visited the Windsor Family Hub, which provides help to mothers and families.
King Charles III has returned after spending some time on vacation in Transylvania, where he has a home.
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The Swedish royal family gathered for Swedish National Day, which celebrates the election of King Gustav Vasa on June 6, 1523. This year is very special as it commemorates the 500th anniversary of King Gustav’s election and the 50th Jubilee of current King Carl Gustaf. (Royal News Network will be covering the Swedish Golden Jubilee in September later this year.)
A portrait of Prince William, the Prince of Wales, and Prince Harry will not be included as part of the grand reopening of the National Portrait Gallery. There are some questions as to why, as it’s one of the better royal portraits over the last several years. The thought is that it’s possible that the picture was removed to avoid any awkward moments, as the National Portrait Gallery’s patron is the Princess of Wales
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands has returned to her home continent. The Argentinian native is in Brazil for a series of engagements related her role as a Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Financial Inclusion and Development.
Crown Prince Harken and Crown Princess Mette-Marit visited the Church's City Mission in Drammen, likely as part of a series of engagements to commemorate their 50th birthdays in August.
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark attended the opening of a hospital named in her honor, the Mary Elizabeth Hospital in Copenhagen.
Queen Letizia of Spain looked incredibly elegant as celebrated the 15th anniversary of the Euros en tu nomina, which means Euros from your Salary. The program is designed by Santander to help “promote projects that improve society.”