Prince Harry doesn’t want to let the negative headlines about his family sit on him. The Royal dropout is suing the British press.
London – Prince Harry (37) and Duchess Meghan (40) should now be used to discovering their names in international headlines every day. Interest in the ducal couple has not abated even after he left the British palace, after all, the former senior royals continue to be a topic of conversation with their TV appearances, book projects & Co.
Meghan and Harry certainly don’t follow every message about themselves, but some messages probably give them a headache. What magazines and online portals report about them does not leave them indifferent, as the prince’s most recent lawsuit proves. A spokesman for the 37-year-old confirmed, among other things, to “People” that Prince Harry had filed a defamation lawsuit against the British publisher Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), which publishes the “Daily Mail”, among other things.
24royal.de * knows which report is said to have led to Prince Harry’s lawsuit against the press.
Duchess Meghan had already filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against ANL in autumn 2019 after the “Daily Mail” and “Mail on Sunday” published parts of a private letter from Meghan to her father Thomas Markle (77). Meghan was finally proved right in court last year, after which the Mail on Sunday printed an apology and paid Meghan a symbolic compensation of one pound. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
