Prince Harry Accused Of Destroying Potential Evidence Amid Tabloid Lawsuit

The Removal Of Prince Harry's Messages With His Ghostwriter Has Become An Issue Amid His Lawsuit Against The Publisher Of 'The Sun.'
Prince Harry Has Come Under Fire By A Lawyer For The Sun, Who Has Accused The Duke Of Sussex Of "Deliberately" Destroying Potential Evidence Amid His Lawsuit Against The British Tabloid, According To Multiple Reports.
On Thursday, Attorney Anthony Hudson Claimed In Court That Prince Harry Destroyed Messages Exchanged With The Ghostwriter Of His 2023 Memoir, Spare, The Associated Press Reported. Harry And Other Claimants Are Set To Go To Trial With News Group Newspapers, The Publisher Of The Sun, In January 2025 Over Claims Of Unlawful Information Gathering.
According To The Telegraph, Ngn Sought Harry's Emails, Text Messages, And Whatsapp Messages Among Other Content And Communications, Including His Messages With His Ghostwriter, J. R. Moehringer. However, The Telegraph Reported, Citing Harry's Attorney, David Sherborne, That Harry Communicated With Moehringer Through The Signal App And That Their Chat History Was Removed Before The Memoir Was Published To Delete Sensitive Information That Could Compromise Harry's Security And Be Damaging If Leaked.