Prince Harry is showing support for Elizabeth Hurley in their shared fight against a major U.K. tabloid.

Prince Harry supports tearful Elizabeth Hurley in court as she alleges publisher of Daily Mail bugged her home and tapped phones, in privacy invasion lawsuit.

Prince Harry testified in the privacy invasion case against publisher Associated Newspapers Limited, the publishers of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

Prince Harry said his status as a member of Britain's royal family does not negate his right to privacy while testifying in court.

The Duke of Sussex ended his own testimony on Jan. 21, but returned to court in London to show his backing for fellow claimant Hurley

Prince Harry, testifying in his trial against the Daily Mail's publisher, said the British tabloid made wife Duchess Meghan's life "absolute misery."

Prince Harry is set to give evidence on Wednesday in the latest round of legal battle with the publisher of the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday.

The Duke of Sussex listed his brother and sister-in-law as past contacts in a legal filing outlining who he was in regular communication with during the period covered by his claims

The Duke of Sussex also said he was "never allowed to complain" about press treatment while he was still a working royal.

Royals reporter and commentator Kinsey Schofield discusses Prince Harry's testimony in a privacy lawsuit on 'Fox & Friends.'