London, England.
The prince harry obtained this Monday in court a compensation for damage Y damage from the British tabloid newspaper Mail on Sunday, who had accused him despises the army after giving up their responsibilities as member of the royal family.
Harry sued Associated Newspapers, the group representing the Mail on Sunday and its MailOnline website, for slander with regard to two articles “almost identical” published in October stating that he “had not been in contact” with the military since March.
The High Court of London on Monday ratified an agreement that resolves these issues requirements, according to which the press group acknowledges these statements wereno false and pay the prince compensation cuyo amount has not been disclosed.
The money goes to the Invictus Games Foundation that the grandson of the Queen Isabel II, 36, made to help disabled ex-soldiersannounced his lawyer Jenny Afia.
The two articles, published Oct. 25, claimed that “exasperated senior officers” were under consideration replace Harry as Captain General of the Royal Marines because “I hadn’t been there Contact by phone, letter or e-mail since your last appearance as honorary marine. “
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The articles also claimed that the duke of sussex -which served during 10 years in the British Army including missions in Afghanistan had not responded to a letter addressed to him personally by a former military chief and quoted a retired senior officer asking for it Harry Which take the job seriously. “
On December 27, the Mail On Sunday published a Sorry, acknowledging that the duke had been in contact with thes Royal Marines.
Following his resounding withdrawal from the British monarchy in 2020, Harry and his wife Meghan living in Californiawith son Archie, born in May 2019. As a result, the the prince he had to resign from his military duties to which he claimed to be very attached.