Harry has finally arrived at a London court to give evidence in his historic trial against a British tabloid newspaper publisher.
Prince Harry has arrived at London’s Royal Courts of Justice to begin the second day of a trial regarding his lawsuit against tabloid publishers Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). This concerns historic allegations of phone-hacking and other forms of illegal information-gathering.
Harry’s case has been brought together with a group of other high-profile figures. His has been selected as one of a sample of four to be taken to trial. The prince will take the historically significant step of giving evidence in court, making him the first senior royal to do so in more than 130 years.
Harry arrived at the court building, passing a bank of press photographers. It was his first public appearance since he experienced a «near-catastrophic» paparazzi car chase with wife, Meghan Markle, and her mother following an awards ceremony in New York last month.
The royal party had been attending the 2023 Women of Vision Awards at the Ziegfeld Theatre in Midtown Manhattan on May 16 when their car was followed by paparazzi.
