‘He was always a whipper’: late beloved Prince Harry’s mother takes pity on him after trial 06.09.2023, 06:30

Meghan Markle’s husband has returned to the UK to attend court proceedings with Mirror Group Newspapers. The king’s son accused journalists of tapping his phone and using other illegal methods of gathering information. More than 100 celebrities are taking part in the high-profile trial. Prince Harry has opened up about his brief romance with British screen star Caroline Flack. The TV presenter committed suicide in 2020 at the age of 40.

According to the Duke of Sussex, they had a secret meeting in 2009 that only three people knew about – himself, Caroline and the prince’s close friend Mark Dyer. The prince expressed his belief that neither the late star nor his longtime friend had told anyone about it. However, the press found out about everything and described everything in detail. The youngest son of King Charles III. he suspects that he got the information by tapping their phones.

Mum Caroline Flack appeared on The Jeremy Vine Show and expressed her support for Prince Harry. According to Christine, the TV presenter did not want the truth about her relationship with the prince to be revealed. When it became public, Flack faced a wave of hate, being described as rude and unfit to be the bride of the heir to the throne. After the media storm, the screen star suffered from depression for years, which eventually led to tragedy.

“Harry had no idea at first that Caroline had told about their history. No! Carrie was just like him in her life. Whenever there are articles in the newspaper, it creates distrust among your friends and family. She said, “Mom, did you say something?”. My daughter knew her phone was hacked when she was out with Harry. The press got her private conversations that she couldn’t get anywhere else,” Ms Flack said.

These concerns led the TV presenter’s family to start using different phones. Kristin felt sorry for Prince Harry, who had been haunted by the tabloids all his life since childhood. “He’s really brave and does it for everyone! He was always a boy to fight, he got an awful lot of sticks. And the people writing about him are the same people he sued. It’s doubly difficult,” Metro quoted the woman as saying.

Flack is still reeling from the social pressure her daughter was put under after having an affair with a member of the royal family. The lady admitted that she didn’t know if Harry could win this fight with the tabloid, but she wished him with all her heart.

“People live in fear of the press. If you are successful and something happened in your personal life, it would be in all the newspapers. And that wouldn’t be good for you or your family, which is what Harry is trying to say. Even now, I feel a bitter aftertaste when I remember the paparazzi following my daughter all over London. It’s terrible and I’m so glad Harry is doing something about it,” added Kristin.

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