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

Any chance Prince Harry had at reconciling with King Charles seems to be dead in the water, and this comment has come from well-placed sources who are observing his royal bombshells that

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, accuses Associated Newspapers of hiring private investigators to bug cars and eavesdrop on him in landmark legal battle.

Prince Harry struggled to hold back his emotions as he wrapped up his evidence at a London court on Wednesday, as part of his lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail over allegations of unlawful information gathering,

The Duke of Sussex has spent years fighting the British media in courts, becoming a prominent face of the movement to uncover the extent of alleged abuses after the phone-hacking scandal.

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

Prince Harry’s appearance in court this week—in his case against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), the publisher of British newspapers Mail and Mail on Sunday—has, for me at least, reignited questions about privacy and hypocrisy.