Harry has brought a lawsuit against Associated Newspapers alongside other famous figures, including singer Elton John.
Prince Harry and singer Elton John made surprise appearances at London’s High Court on Monday as they and five others began a lawsuit against the publisher of theHarry, the younger son of King Charles, has brought a lawsuit against Associated Newspapers alongside other famous figures, including singer Elton John, his husband and filmmaker David Furnish, and actors Elizabeth Hurley and Sadie Frost.
Sherborne who also represents Furnish, Hurley and Frost, said the intrusions were “habitual and widespread” and later “concealed or covered up”. The publisher is also alleged to have hired a private investigator to hack Hurley’s phone, stuck a mini-microphone on a window outside her home and bugged ex-boyfriend Hugh Grant’s car to gather financial information, travel plans and medical information during her pregnancy.
Another claimant, Doreen Lawrence, the mother of black teenager Stephen Lawrence, who was murdered in a racist attack in 1993, was also in court.
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