Prince Harry set to testify in London, while US visa case heads to court
The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex is testifying in the first of five lawsuits he has brought against UK tabloids accusing them ofHarry is the first member of the British Royal Family to testify in court in over 100 years.
Judge Timothy Fancourt had directed Harry to be in court Monday in case opening statements wrapped early and there was time for his testimony to begin. But defense lawyer Anthony Green denied that Harry’s voicemails were listened in on by Mirror Group reporters and said it would have been nearly impossible to spy on him — given the robust security surrounding a royal member.
The prince has laid out his gripes in his memoir “Spare” and in interviews with Oprah Winfrey and others.
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