After enduring years of tabloid headlines, public ridicule, and invasive media coverage, the Duke of Sussex is now preparing for a full-scale legal battle—this time against British broadcaster Dan Wootton, whose latest televised segment mocking Harry has gone shockingly viral.
“That’s It. I’m Done.”
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“He watched the clip in silence,” one aide revealed.
“Then he slammed his phone down and said, ‘I’ll see you in court.’”
A War That’s Only Just Heating Up
This isn’t the first time the Sussexes have clashed with the British media—but sources say this lawsuit could be personal. Wootton has been a long-time critic of Harry and Meghan, and his recent comments reportedly struck a nerve by mocking Harry’s mental health advocacy and calling his royal exit a ‘never-ending tantrum.’
Legal Guns Drawn
Royal legal teams are reportedly reviewing the segment to determine grounds for defamation or harassment, though no official lawsuit has yet been filed.
Meanwhile, Wootton appears unfazed, posting a cheeky tweet:
“Sue me, Harry? Good luck with that, mate.”
