Too much monkey business.
The prodigal son of British King Charles III, Prince Harry, is on an epic journey trying to find his way back into the Windsor Royal Family.
But at this point, he seems to be his own worse enemy in this path.
Shortly after meeting his father for the first time in a year and a half, the Duke of Sussex went on to publicly complain about courtiers leaking false information to the media, leading to the King reportedly feeling saddened by yet another controversy.
As for the difficult relationship with his brother the next King, Harry does not seem to be making any headway in mending the ties.
In fact, he has just dragged Prince William into his legal battle against the Daily Mail’s publisher.
The Telegraph reported:
“Lawyers for high-profile figures including the Duke have alleged that private investigators were paid to spy on the Prince and Princess of Wales.
The move risks deepening the rift between the brothers, and comes weeks after the Duke reunited with the King for the first time in 19 months over tea at Clarence House.”
“The Duke is one of seven claimants suing Associated Newspapers for alleged privacy breaches dating back up to 30 years. Associated, which also publishes the Mail on Sunday, denies any wrongdoing and says the ‘lurid’ claims are preposterous.”
Lawyers for the group have alleged that private investigators were hired to provide information about the Prince and Princess of Wales.
“The claimants, including Sir Elton John, his husband David Furnish, Baroness Lawrence of Clarendon, Sadie Frost, Liz Hurley and Sir Simon Hughes, have accused the newspaper group of carrying out or commissioning unlawful activities such as hiring private investigators to place listening devices inside cars, ‘blagging’ private records, burglaries to order, and accessing and recording private phone conversations.”
Investigators allegedly spied on William’s 21st birthday, and also on the Princess of Wales, Kate Midleton.
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