Elizabeth Hurley testified on Thursday at the High Court, responding to questions related to 15 articles published between 2002 and 2011. The actress explained that she did not contest the articles at the time of publication because they were, for the most part, true, but described that period as "quite traumatic." At the same time, Prince Harry spoke about the difficulties faced by his wife, Meghan Markle, stating that the newspapers have turned their life into an "absolute hell." The Duke has called for publications to publicly apologize and hold the involved journalists accountable. Harry emphasized that the situation has not improved since he initiated legal action, mentioning that racist articles about Meghan began to appear as early as 2016, at the beginning of their relationship.
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