Prince Harry is currently in the United Kingdom. This Monday, March 27, he attended the first hearing of the action he filed several months ago against the publisher Associated Newspapers Limited. Are Meghan Markle, Archie and Lilibet also on the trip?
A big surprise. This Monday, March 27, Prince Harry was seen in London, where he made an unexpected return, more than six months after the funeral of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. The youngest son of Charles III and Lady Diana was photographed outside the Royal Court of Justice, located in the capital of the United Kingdom. And for good reason, the father of Archie and Lilibet attended the first hearing of the action he filed several months ago against the publisher Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), for misuse of private information. Soon, this Monday, after seeing Prince Harry, many royal observers wondered if Meghan Markle’s husband had come alone or accompanied by his wife and their two children. However, according to information available to Hello Magazine! it is without them that the Duke of Sussex has made the trip.
Hearings that will last four days
Thus, as our colleagues have noticed, all the pictures shared on the Internet show Prince Harry alone. The fact that he decided to undertake this trip without his wife and their two children would not be surprising since he had, in the past, considered that it had become too dangerous for him and his family to return to the United Kingdom, says the weekly royalist magazine. On the other hand, these hearings against the editor of the Daily Mail are only scheduled to last four days, so it is possible that the Prince and his wife did not want to disrupt Archie and Lilibet’s schedule for such a short time. It is not yet known whether or not all four will travel to London to attend the King’s coronation on May 6.
Prince Harry is not alone in this legal battle, since six other celebrities, including actress, model and producer Elizabeth Hurley – notably seen in The Royals and Gossip Girl – as well as singer Elton John, have also filed a complaint, accusing the British press of abusive practices against them. In a press release published last fall, we learned that these personalities had jointly decided to sue the NLA for “gross violations of privacy”.
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