Following Prince Harry's court victory in the phone-hacking case, Piers
Morgan has reignited his feud with the Duke of Sussex. The British TV presenter
accused Harry of having a "real mission" to "destroy the British monarchy" and
criticized his alleged ruthless and hypocritical approach to privacy.
Morgan claimed that while Harry condemns media intrusion, he himself engages in damaging the reputation of the royal family for financial gain.
He accused the Duke of Sussex of trashing his family in public for hundreds of millions of dollars and highlighted the lack of evidence supporting Harry's claims of racism within the royal family.
The outspoken journalist also questioned the judge's reliance on the evidence of Omid Scobie, whom Morgan labeled a "deluded fantasist." Morgan's statements come after a UK judge ruled that Prince Harry was a victim of phone hacking by journalists working for Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) and awarded £140,600 ($179,600) in damages.
