Prince Harry's legal team made damaging accusations against a British publisher in the run-up to their trial date. Keep reading for the details…MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news _Prince Harry is part of a group of British celebrities suing Daily Mail and its publisher for allegedly engaging in unlawful activities to obtain private information.

Insiders tell RadarOnline.com the 41-year-old prince is said to be "exasperated" by constant stories of employees quitting amid whispers of Meghan's "demanding behavior," fearing it could damage both their reputations and his efforts to repair ties with the royal family. Robinson worked on Netflix's 'The Crown' before joining the Sussexes.

Lawyers representing Prince Harry have accused the publisher of the Daily Mail of “drip-feeding” information ahead of an upcoming trial that will see the prince and six others bring legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited.

There is some new drama that has just unfolded in Prince Harry's privacy case following a private investigator's bombshell claim.

Prince Harry apologized to Canada after he sparked controversy for wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers Hat to Game 4 of the 2025 World Series. The Duke of Sussex made the apology while in Toronto, Canada, for Remembrance Day events on Thursday,

In the personal, 647-word piece titled The Bond, The Banter, The Bravery: What it means to be British - By Prince Harry, the duke acknowledged that although he "currently" lives in the US, he reflects that "Britain is, and always will be, the country I proudly served and fought for".

Prince Harry’s attempt to smooth over “Hatgate” turns chaotic as his hair joke steals the spotlight in royal circles.

King Charles pretended to have a medical appointment during his cancer treatment to cut short an uncomfortable meeting with his estranged son Prince Harry, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The incident is revealed in royal biographer Robert Jobson's upcoming new book The Windsor Legacy.