Prince Harry is reportedly preparing to file his lawsuit in court.

On Friday, 11 May. 16 (Upi)ー David Sherborne, a lawyer for the Duke of Sussex, confirmed that the Royal case against New Group Newspapers (NGN), the publisher of the British tabloid The Sun, will continue and will go to trial in 2025.

NGN is owned by Rupert Murdoch, the controversial media mogul who founded Fox News.

Prince Harry has accused publishers of phone hacking and other "privacy breaches" between 1996 and 2011. The Duke of Sussex claims that both the "Sun" and the "News of the world" had targeted him using those alleged practices.

NGN denies any allegations or misconduct.

According to people, the High Court ruled that Prince Harry's legal team had access to "additional emails between senior NGN staff and members of the Royal Family."This was claimed to be "important" to the ongoing case of the Duke of Sussex.

People believe that the judge, Judge Fancourt, has "sufficient justification" for the email in question to be disclosed, and that "there are credible cases to say that a complete picture is necessary for the benefit of justice."

Prince Harry has been involved in a controversial legal battle for some time, attracting a lot of attention over his privacy and security. In 2022, the Duke of Sussex won a defamation lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday. The legal victory, one of the first of the Royal, came after he filed a lawsuit against the relevant newspaper.1He has published the Daily Mail and the Sunday Mail, that same year.

Prince Harry sued the Publisher for claiming that the Royal Family had concealed the fact that he was suing the British government and had not offered to pay for their anniversary visit because of the protection of him and his family's own police.

A year ago, Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle won her own lawsuit against a related newspaper for a privacy breach, including a front・page apology from the paper.

Prince Harry was very concerned about his safety and the safety of his family even after the monarchy stripped him of publicly funded security details in 2020. We continue to do so.

The Duke of Sussex recently revealed that he believes it is "still dangerous" to bring Markle back to the UK without proper security. He reportedly feels the same way about their 2 children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

As a result, in addition to taking prominent British tabloids and their publishers to court, Prince Harry has been accused of a lack of security protection for his family abroad.

However, sources close to Prince Harry and his family recently claimed that the Duchess of Sussex wants her husband to move forward from his various legal battles.

"She wants him to be free from all this, but because of everything he has experienced and his love for [her and her children], he can "She wants him to live in a world where he cannot be burdened with this."