Prince Harry Accuses Two British Tabloid Of Hacking His Phone

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Two separate British tabloid is been sued by Prince Harry for allegedly
hacking his phone and stealing voicemails from it.

The claims towards The Sun and the Daily Mirror were filed in High Court
of Justice on behalf of Harry. The accusations made against the tabloids
is the 'illegal interception of voicemail messages,' Buckingham Palace
confirmed to Associated Press on Saturday.

The particulars of the claims are not yet public.

This news of Harry's filings comes only a few days after his wife, Meghan
Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, sued the Mail and it's parent company
Associated Newspaper for allegedly unlawfully publishing a hurtful letter
she wrote to her estranged father.

Harry who stood by is wife cursed the British tabloid press for waging a
ruthless campaign to defame his significant other. He also went on to
claim that the publication's actions towards his wife is like what is
mother faced, Princess Diana, who lost her life in a car crash,1997,
while trying to escape the paparazzi.

New Group Newspaper, the owner of The Sun, have already acknowledged
Harry's legal action. While, Reach, the owner of Daily Mirror, has also
acknowledged that proceedings have been issued.