US EditionPrince Harry Says Mail Publisher Made His Wife Meghan's 'Life a Misery'
- Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, concluded his testimony on Jan. 21, 2026, at London's High Court, saying Associated Newspapers Ltd made Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex's life an absolute misery and demanding apology and accountability.
- Prince Harry said he was driven to sue after what he described as 'vicious' and 'sometimes racist' coverage from late 2016 and traveled from his California home to seek press accountability.
- The lawsuit alleges systematic unlawful newsgathering dating back to the period from at least 1993 to 2018, including private investigators, 'blagging', phone tapping, with Harry focusing on 14 articles from 2001–2013 while Associated Newspapers Ltd said roughly 50 articles cited legitimate sources.
- The prince's testimony turned emotional, with his voice breaking as Justice Matthew Nicklin told Prince Harry, `You don't have to bear the burden of arguing the case today` during more than two hours of questioning.
- The case, described as Harry's final active suit, follows prior settlements including The Sun publisher apology and eight-figure payment, and is part of a nine-week trial with other claimants including Elton John, Liz Hurley and Doreen Lawrence.
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Prince Harry becomes emotional after day of dramatic evidence against Mail publisher
Prince Harry became emotional as he finished an intense day of evidence against the publisher of the Daily Mail - telling the High Court his wife Meghan's life had been made an "absolute misery".
Prince Harry fights back tears in court, says UK tabloids made Meghan Markle’s life 'an absolute misery’
Prince Harry broke royal tradition by taking the publisher of the Daily Mail to court, telling judges that "vicious attacks" on Meghan Markle pushed him to abandon the monarchy's policy.
Prince Harry Becomes Emotional as He Says Tabloids Made Meghan Markle’s Life “An Absolute Misery”
Prince Harry became choked up as he detailed the “absolute misery” his wife Meghan Markle lived with during his testimony in the trail against the publisher of The Daily Mail.
Prince Harry Names Prince William and Kate Middleton in New Statement Amid Emotional Tabloid Trial
The Duke of Sussex presented a contact list to the court, which included his estranged brother and sister-in-law.Getty Images Prince Harry arriving at the Royal Courts of Justice for his trial against Associated Newspapers Limited.The GistPrince Harry presented a contact list to the court during his trial against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL).The list was comprised of 10 names, including his estranged brother Prince William and his sister-…
Prince Harry holds back tears giving evidence against Daily Mail publisher
Prince Harry appeared to be on the verge of tears today, as he gave evidence in his case against the publishers of the Daily Mail, saying "they have made my wife's life an absolute misery."
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