In an emotionally charged testimony at London's High Court on Wednesday, Prince Harry painted a stark picture of media persecution that he claims pushed him to the brink of psychological collapse, describing how tabloid intrusion into his every movement left him convinced he was under constant surveillance.
The Duke of Sussex, testifying for the second time in three years, delivered testimony that shed light on why he felt powerless to speak out against alleged unlawful information gathering tactics when they occurred—pointing to the unwritten rules of the Royal Family that demand silence in the face of press wrongdoing.
