On Monday, Prince Harry apologized and compensation for damage from Mail On Sunday and Mailonline for the fact that they accused him of a dismissive attitude towards the British armed forces after leaving Britain.
Recall, following his wife, Megan, Marche Harry, sued the tabloids due to disadvantageous publications. In his articles, the mentioned publications stated that the Prince lost contact with the Royal Marine Infantry as a result of the addition of powers. For Harry, it sounded as if he forgot about his colleagues and threw one of the most important affairs of his life. "He perceived it as a personal insult," the source noted.
"These unfounded, false and slanderous stories, published in Mail on Sunday and Mailonline, were not only a personal attack on the duke, but also mistakenly questioned his native country service," the prince's lawyer said in court.
Harry's fans, who know how prettyly he belongs to military service, warmly supported him in a trial and now congratulate the victory.
Harry served as a Captain General of the Royal Marines since 2017. After the addition of powers and moving to the United States, his senior was crossed by his eldest brother William. However, Harry continues to help the military and participates in various charitable projects involved in supporting veterans.