Prince Harry v The Mirror in phone hacking case

Joseann

Nottingham Cottage - 2 bedrooms - is a bit small for Eugenie now she has had another baby, isn't it?
Good job it's another boy. They can share a bedroom.

Ivy Cottage has also been mentioned, also in the grounds of Kensington Palace. Maybe there's more space there. Must be nice to have access to all these "grace and favour" residences, although to be honest I don't envy any of them their lives living in a goldfish bowl. .

Ivy Cottage where Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are raising their family is in the grounds of Kensington Palace.

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's current residence in the UK is Ivy Cottage, where they are raising their son August and their future second child.
Ivy Cottage has a lot of significance for Princess Eugenie, as it was the first home where she lived with her husband, Jack Brooksbank, in 2018. The couple briefly lived in Frogmore Cottage when Eugenie gave birth to her first child, August Brooksbank, however, they now are reportedly back in Ivy Cottage.Ivy Cottage is reportedly a "small three-bedroom property.
www.express.co.uk/life-style/property/1770661/princess-eugenie-jack-brooksbank-ivy-cottage

according to the media

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I had to laugh. Whilst playing Articulate (children’s version) this evening with our ten year old grandson, his card asked him to describe Prince Harry. He said,

‘Someone with red hair who’s being really horrid this week.’

Out of the mouths of babes.

Brilliant. (Horrid pretty much every week!)

That's the trouble now. Unfortunately for him, Harry will find it very hard to remove the mean image, because he was so unkind to his family.

The trouble with proven liars no one takes any notice if it were the truth. You cannot trust a liar. I do think he is mentally unwell and not entirely responsible for his erratic behaviour though, all this attention feeds his insecurities.

I don’t think Eugenia or any of them, should live free of charge, they are all multi millionaires. Sell the properties and help the people that can’t put food on the table although working full time. They should find their own properties, things like this will end the monarchy.

I wonder, is it just coincidence that Eugenie and Beatrice have both married men of indescribable wealth, whereas Zara's husband was relatively poor in comparison?

Ailidh

I veer in my views of Prince Harry between "an utter tick" and "rather sorry for someone who's not benefitted from any mental health support he's accessed, so that he pings around like a bagatelle ball".

However, if he has been the victim of hacking or other illegal ways of finding out "news", then I support him 100% - in the court case.

It doesn't matter if/that any of the stories about him show him to be the tick I often think him, the issue is about privacy and legality.

Pity he didn't bring this case years ago, he may have been able to remember, at the age of 11, if he was hacked. His greedy wife,money meghan, has propelled him here. His mental state made him easily manipulated.

Harry was so ill prepared for his time in court that he was claiming his phone was hacked 2 years before he even owned one !!!

Freya5

Ailidh

I veer in my views of Prince Harry between "an utter tick" and "rather sorry for someone who's not benefitted from any mental health support he's accessed, so that he pings around like a bagatelle ball".

However, if he has been the victim of hacking or other illegal ways of finding out "news", then I support him 100% - in the court case.

It doesn't matter if/that any of the stories about him show him to be the tick I often think him, the issue is about privacy and legality.

Pity he didn't bring this case years ago, he may have been able to remember, at the age of 11, if he was hacked. His greedy wife,money meghan, has propelled him here. His mental state made him easily manipulated.

Well it's quite obvious why he didn't isn't it? The RF never go to court, he was a member of the RF. Couldn't do it could he? William just settled for cash.

maddyone

I had to laugh. Whilst playing Articulate (children’s version) this evening with our ten year old grandson, his card asked him to describe Prince Harry. He said,

‘Someone with red hair who’s being really horrid this week.’

Out of the mouths of babes.

Out of the mouths of babes.

Horrid Henry!

Despite Harry's implication, William donated his cash to charity, mainly the Invictus Games. Harry is now perceived as horrid owing to his treachery to his own family including his gravely ill grandparents especially HLM when she was actually dying and in considerable pain and distress . She was said to have been devastated at their refusal to visit her at Balmoral. Thh, I don't know how Harry can live with himself knowing the hurt he must have caused to the very person who steadfastly loved and supported him all his life and whom he (allegedly) adored! No one ever believes a proven liar which Harry now is whether they're being truthful or not.

Well, it is all taking the limelight off Prince Andrew!!

There is no limelight on Andrew

Jaberwok
It’s very sad isn’t it? It’s unimaginable that a grandchild would refuse to visit an elderly, dying grandmother. Take the royalty out of it and think about it, and think about if any normal, everyday family behaved that way, and the awfulness becomes apparent.
My daughter visited her grandmother about two months before her death. She came from New Zealand. She was broken hearted when Nana died, and according to her children’Mummy lay on her bed and cried all day after Great Nana died.’
She wanted to come home for the funeral but it was impossible with the flights and timings, so she sent a lovely tribute to her Nana that my niece read out at the funeral.
That’s love. How can Harry’s behaviour be described?

maddyone

Jaberwok
It’s very sad isn’t it? It’s unimaginable that a grandchild would refuse to visit an elderly, dying grandmother. Take the royalty out of it and think about it, and think about if any normal, everyday family behaved that way, and the awfulness becomes apparent.
My daughter visited her grandmother about two months before her death. She came from New Zealand. She was broken hearted when Nana died, and according to her children’Mummy lay on her bed and cried all day after Great Nana died.’
She wanted to come home for the funeral but it was impossible with the flights and timings, so she sent a lovely tribute to her Nana that my niece read out at the funeral.
That’s love. How can Harry’s behaviour be described?

Quite what him seeing someone who was dying has to do with him having his phone tapped and press intrusion I don't know. Some people can cope with seeing dying people some can't and prefer to remember them as they once were. People are different, families are different. When my mum was dying she kept removing her oxygen mask and instructing staff they were not to call me. There's no set way for the dying or the bereaved to behave

No of course there isn't,but in Harry's case his beloved (?) grandmother ASKED to see him and his wife not once but three times the last being a few days before she died. All was refused. If that's not heartless then I don't know what is. As for his court case! Who knows what the truth was? Harry is a proven liar, so how can anyone believe anything he says. The Harry HLM knew and loved has disappeared and been replaced by a lying treacherous unfeeling creature, unrecognisable to those who love him.

Jaberwok

No of course there isn't,but in Harry's case his beloved (?) grandmother ASKED to see him and his wife not once but three times the last being a few days before she died. All was refused. If that's not heartless then I don't know what is. As for his court case! Who knows what the truth was? Harry is a proven liar, so how can anyone believe anything he says. The Harry HLM knew and loved has disappeared and been replaced by a lying treacherous unfeeling creature, unrecognisable to those who love him.

Oh. were you there? How on earth do you know that? Let me guess the RF released it, or just quietly let it slip out.
As I said some people can cope with death some can't.

That's why there is a court case to try to find out the truth.
How can you love someone you have never met and you don't know? You didn't "love Harry" you loved the media image you were fed. Now you hate him for much the same reason.

Yet again ‘hate’ , dislike is not hate

When Harry was living in the UK, the "men in grey suits at the Palace" whom he apparently despised, protected him from most of his bad behaviour so we... the public ... only knew a few things. We were shown the good fun side of him and we thought that what we saw was the "real Harry."

I suspect Harry hasn't changed at all ... I think he was always the spoilt entitled bad-tempered and sulky brat he has now shown himself to be..... but with no Royal PR to make his image seem better, we see him as he really is.

Did Jaberwok say she loved Harry?
Where?

Anniebach

Yet again ‘hate’ , dislike is not hate

I think calling someone you don't know "lying treacherous and unfeeling" could be classified as "hate". It's also the opposite of "love"
"Dislike" is the opposite of "like"

Yes, who said they loved Harry ?

maddyone

Did Jaberwok say she loved Harry?
Where?

Nowhere
Nor that she hates him.