Walker lays it all out, implying that the King's son might be asked to testify once more on his claims of being a victim of the Daily Mail Publishers' purported unethical behavior. That may sound harsh, but Harry has a track record of confronting the media head-on, and it appears he's prepared to pull out all the stops this time.
The big kicker, though, is right here. Walker suggests that Harry may not be entirely accurate in his information. Do you recall when he testified for hours at the beginning of this year in his privacy lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers? Walker speculates that Harry might falter under cross-examination because he isn't always accurate with the specifics. Ouch! Imagine the Royal coming apart if called to testify.
And the story doesn't end there. A trial can unintentionally draw attention away from other royal family members, particularly in regards to private settlements. Walker compares this to Prince William's secret settlement on allegations of phone hacking with News Group Newspapers. The future King most likely thought that this kind of attention would stay out of the public eye.
Let's now discuss the financial expense, which is the big issue. Prince Harry may be facing increasing legal expenses of hundreds of thousands of pounds. Legal battles are not cheap. That's a big price to pay for exercising lawful discrimination. Is a Netflix deal able to pay for these expenses? Walker asserts that there is no assurance that Harry's legal challenges will succeed and that a media arrangement will only go so far.
But hold on, people—this confrontation has been long overdue. Prince Harry seems intent on exposing what he believes to be nefarious play. It appears as though he is determined to reveal the truth, no matter the cost.
