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Piers Morgan, Reacts To Prince Harry's Surprise Visit To The UK

The Duke of Sussex' paid a surprise visit to the United Kingdom, Monday, to attend legal proceedings, over alleged phone tapping and other breaches of privacy. Prince Harry is one of those suing Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail.

                         Image Credit The News International 

As the proceedings began, Prince Harry was also joined at the High Courtroom by singer Sir Elton John.

The duke alleges "suspicion and paranoia" was caused by Associated's publication of some articles.

                   Reuters, Sir Elton John Arrives At The Court, lunchtime.

The publisher "vigorously denies" all the claims against it.

Britain's 'outspoken' journalist, Piers Morgan has reacted to the Duke of Sussex's surprised visit to the UK. He took to Twitter, he writes;

"BREAKING: Prince Harry, who's spent the past few years ruthlessly invading the privacy of his family, colleagues acquaintances, for huge financial gain, has turned up at court in London to complain about newspapers invading his privacy."

See his tweet below:

Prince Harry after quitting royal duties in 2019, now lives in California with his family. He was seen arriving at the High Court in central London on Monday.

News Source: The BBC News and AP.


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