In his witness statement, Prince Harry expressed his view that Piers Morgan's behavior as the former editor of Daily Mirror was "vile and entirely unjustified."
He further expressed how the mere thought of Piers Morgan and his "band of journalists" eavesdropping on his mother's messages made him feel physically ill.
Following Harry's witness statement, Piers Morgan, known for his outspoken nature, sarcastically remarked in an interview with Sky News, "I didn't see it, but I wish him luck with his privacy campaign - I look forward to reading about it in his next book."
On Tuesday, as a devoted father to Archie and Lilibet, Prince Harry testified that he has experienced a constant invasion of privacy by the press throughout his life. He also expressed his belief that certain media outlets bear responsibility for their actions.
This historic court appearance made Prince Harry the first British royal in over a century to give evidence in a legal proceeding.
