As the United Kingdom prepares itself for the forthcoming coronation of King Charles, it will have to deal with an influx of stirring allegations against its crown. The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, and his collective lawsuit against the Daily Mail publication and others are drawing heavy scrutiny with each passing day. Soon after spending a tedious day at the Royal Court of Justice with all back and forth, Prince Harry is back again with some more shocking claims about his estranged family at Windsor. 

Although not unknown a fact, the Duke has once again, this time legally, claimed that his family was into something big time. While bashing the Associated Newspapers Limited and major UK tabloids like Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, the Duke laid bare some stirring facts about the firm and its ways. He went on to elaborate how everyone within the Palace was made to adhere to the “never complain, never explain” mantra. 

“The institution was without a doubt withholding information from me for a long time,” about a critical case that lingered in the family. Putting on the table the News Group Newspapers’ phone hacking Scandal, the Duke stated there was a private arrangement between the Institution and Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers (NGN). As reported by the Guardian, the royals “agreed not to sue” the publications no matter what. 

Prince Harry fights against the royal family for the royal family 

Nonetheless, things started worsening more after his marriage to Meghan Markle as the UK media started illegally gathering information to defame their new ties. The Duke bashed the royals once again for “not taking action against the press in the wake of the viscous persistent attack.” Moreover, while affirming the alarming issues he faced during his wife’s pregnancy, he thus revealed what actually gave him a way to catch the newspapers and their secret ties red-handed. 

He further went on to reveal that there have been various instances where multiple members of the royal family had been targeted for the phone hacking system. That was “not just about me,” claimed Prince Harry, giving us fresh flashbacks of the infamous Tampongate scandal of King Charles and a similar controversy regarding Princess Diana as well. 

He further pressed on how his evidence shows that “Associated’s journalists are criminals with journalistic powers.” Exposing all of it was just not his way of avenging the damages he had to endure, but a way of service to the British public, says the Duke of Sussex, before concluding. 

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