Harry, who now lives in the US, will appear alongside Hugh Grant and other big names in what is the first major interview since his court case once morest Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) ended in February.
The prince sued the newspaper’s publisher, claiming that the journalists in their publications had used illegal methods such as phone hacking.
He was awarded £140,600 in damages in December, while the Duke’s lawyer, David Sherborne, shared a statement saying: “We have exposed and proven the shockingly dishonest way in which the Mirror has operated for so many years”…
Prince Harry: Difficult things with Meghan
“Harry is increasingly bored and looking back, where most of his army and school friends still live and who he never sees because they won’t visit him in the States because they find Meghan difficult,” the royal expert said. Tom Quinn in the Mirror on Saturday.
Quinn also claimed Harry’s friends feel “betrayed” for writing regarding his military service “in such a non-military way” in Spare.
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