Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has rolled up his sleeves to fight against royal scandals that had been brutally ignored so far. While the United Kingdom has entered its final stages to celebrate the once-in-a-generation occasion, the Royal Court of Law is witnessing a joint uprising against the UK tabloids, with the estranged Prince leading the lot. Lately, the Prince with his thrilling 21-page witness statement, has ruffled some feathers in the United Kingdom and its leading media personalities. 

The allegations directed at the tabloid Mogul, Piers Morgan, have made their way back to the Duke. Having blasted various publications for their illegal behavior, Prince Harry did not hold back from pointing out specific individuals to settle his scores with. The list includes some of the well-known devoted Sussex critics. The Duke came up with some shocking allegations against the English broadcaster as obtained by The Guardian on Wednesday. He claimed that Morgan has direct involvement in the horrendous phone-tapping scandal targeted at Princess Diana. 

Piers Morgan takes a swipe at Prince Harry

Taking a satirical swipe at the Duke, Morgan has responded back with a royal mockery, claiming his allegation does not hold true. “Oh dear, are Prince Privacy’s recollections varying again?” asked the media tycoon on his official Twitter account publicly. 

However, that was not all. After having directed the sarcastic comment, Morgan continued, “When is this permanently angry, narcissistic little twerp going to stop whining…?” Exploding on the bird platform, the media tycoon asked the Prince to “stop suing, stop trashing his family, stop damaging the Monarchy, and just shut up“. 

What about the phrase Piers Morgan used against the Duke? 

As royal fandom must have been well accustomed to, the phrase “recollections vary” has got an enticing history with the royal family. The phrase dates back to the time the Palace was grappling with one of the darkest allegations of all time: racism. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sent massive shockwaves around the world with the CBS special Oprah Winfrey interview. 

The claims compelled the former monarch, the late Queen Elizabeth, to admit before the cameras that, “certain recollections may vary”. Ever since the same has become a royal byline for anyone coming up with misleading facts about the royal family. More so, the Duke’s own claims have been marked with “factual inaccuracies” by the concerned Judge overseeing the case. 

What is your take on the matter? Do you side with the English journalist?