In a recent court hearing, Prince Harry spoke on behalf of King Charles
and Queen Consort Camilla, revealing that their phone conversations were hacked
during the 1990s.
The Duke of Sussex's lawyers alleged that The Sun newspaper was involved in the hacking and that the paper's publisher, News Group Newspapers (NGN), illegally gathered information about him and his family.
Harry's lawyers argued that if the phone calls of the then-Prince of Wales and Camilla were intercepted, then his own private information was also at risk. NGN has denied all of the prince's allegations, as well as those made by actor Hugh Grant in a separate claim.
Earlier court filings also made headlines with Harry's claim that his brother received a large sum of money as part of a settlement with the newspaper.
