Prince Harry is “confident” for his final showdown with the UK press — and looked it when he arrived at court Monday. The Duke of Sussex was all smiles as he was photographed approaching London’s High ...

The video of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry dancing adorably is winning hearts online. The Duchess of Sussex shared a short clip along with a photo, featuring herself and her husband enjoying ...

Blake has over a decade of experience writing for the web, with a focus on mobile phones, where he covered the smartphone boom of the 2010s and the broader tech scene. When he's not in front of a ...

Prince Harry will reportedly extend an olive branch to King Charles by asking him to open his Invictus Games in the UK. “Prince Harry desperately wants Charles at Invictus — and he wants him to open ...

Who knew Quidditch could get so steamy? This week on "Saturday Night Live," host Finn Wolfhard played boy wizard Harry Potter in a parody that mashed up the upcoming "Harry Potter" HBO series and the ...

The Duke of Sussex arrived at the British capital's High Court on Monday, where he alleges "grave breaches" of his privacy. By Lily Ford Prince Harry‘s legal war with the British tabloids continues.

On this week’s “Saturday Night Live,” host Finn Wolfhard starred as Harry Potter in a sketch mocking the new HBO series adaptation of the fantasy novels. But in this version, thanks to being “hastily ...

Meghan Markle is sharing a touching family moment. Taking to her Instagram account on Friday, January 16, Meghan, 44, shared a sweet black-and-white video of herself dancing with her husband Prince ...

LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Prince Harry's legal fight with British newspapers returns to the High Court in London next week when the trial of his privacy case against Associated Newspapers begins. It ...

LONDON — It has been a familiar sight over the past decade: Prince Harry on the steps of a British courthouse for the latest round of his battle with a tabloid newspaper. But he arrived at London’s ...

Prince Harry felt the Daily Mail was “creating distrust and suspicion” and “driv[ing] me paranoid beyond belief, isolating me,” according to court documents released on the first day of his lawsuit ...