Prince Harry Dropped A Major Bombshell About Kate Middleton Receiving ‘Highly Suspicious’ Phone Calls In Phone Hacking Case

"Ultimately, MGN’s activities led Ms. Davy to make the decision that 'a royal life was not for her', which was 'incredibly upsetting' for the Duke of Sussex at the time," he continued, adding, "They also caused their circle of friends to become smaller and smaller, meaning that friendships were lost unnecessarily, and led to 'huge bouts of depression and paranoia.'"

Sherbourne also claimed that the unlawful information gathering caused the father-of-two huge distress, saying, "He became immediately suspicious of anyone named in stories about him and felt that he could not trust anybody, even at such a young age. It also caused great challenges in his relationship with his ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy, and made him fear for his and her safety." He went on to say: "Every time he was in a relationship, or even a rumored relationship, that whole person’s family, and often their friends, would be 'dragged into the chaos' and find themselves the subject of unlawful activity on the part of MGN."

MGN 'Unreservedly Apologizes' For One Instance Of Unlawful Information Gathering

In court documents that were released at the start of the trial in London’s High Court on Wednesday, May 10th, MGN said it "unreservedly apologizes" to Prince Harry for one instance of unlawful information gathering back in 2004 and accepts that he is entitled to the "appropriate compensation."

They have, however, also stated that there is "simply no evidence" for many of the claims of phone hacking, with MGN's lawyer Andrew Green KC telling the court that evidence of call data to support phone hacking allegations was "slim to utterly non-existent," and that many incidents involved were of a "breathtaking level of triviality."

Prince Harry Has Been Paranoid About The British Media For A Long Time

Prince Harry's trust issues have been touched upon several times in recent months, with Valentine Low, the author of Courtiers: Intrigue, Ambition, and the Power Players Behind the House of Windsor, revealing back in February that Prince Harry has been paranoid about the British media for a very long time. His paranoia was so bad that Low reported that Prince Harry forced his palace aides to undergo "loyalty tests," which predictably left them "exhausted" and unhappy.

"If he had a beef with the media, he’d want them to pursue it," Low told Fox News Digital, in reference to how he allegedly expected his palace aides to behave. "They would often say, 'Harry, don’t pick this fight. This fight’s not worth having. You don’t have to pursue every slight that’s been done towards you.' And if you didn’t pursue it with the kind of energy that he sought, he could question your loyalty. He wondered if you’d become one of them, one of the others from the other royal households who protected the institution... and not the individual." Yikes!