Prince Harry was overcome with emotion as he faced a grueling interrogation in the High Court today.

Admitting his lack of knowledge on multiple occasions, he tearfully expressed his belief that it would be unjust to deny him victory in his phone hacking case against the Mirror newspaper.

The Duke of Sussex found himself at a loss for words, repeatedly stating “I don’t know” and “I don’t remember” during the intense questioning.

During the proceedings, Harry pleaded with Andrew Green KC, representing MGN, to direct his questions to his legal team instead.

The Prince’s vulnerability was evident as he implored Green, “I’ll take your word for it,” seeking guidance amidst the challenging cross-examination.

Green countered Harry’s allegations by suggesting they were based on speculation, pointing out the absence of phone call records to support his claims.

As the second day of the trial unfolded, Harry faced further probing from Mr. Green.

When asked if he possessed any evidence indicating the extent to which he had been hacked, the Prince responded, “No, I wouldn’t know.

That’s part of the reason why I’m here, my lord.

My legal team would have that information.”

Similarly, when questioned about consistent hacking between 1996 and 2010, Harry admitted, “Consistently, I wouldn’t know.”

The emotional weight of the court proceedings became apparent when Harry struggled to maintain composure while discussing his experience in the witness box.

In response to his barrister’s inquiry about the ordeal, the Duke paused, visibly moved, before confessing, “It’s a lot.”

Following a previous trial, the judge had cautioned Harry against discussing his testimony with anyone overnight.

In jest, the Prince queried whether this included his wife and children, as he anticipated connecting with them via FaceTime.

However, when Harry attempted to reach out to Meghan, she did not answer, indicating her refusal to testify or assist him in court.

This marked Harry’s last opportunity to seek Megan’s support, as the judge had made an exception to allow him a call for advice.

Unfortunately, his attempt to contact her went unanswered, leaving him feeling lost and abandoned.

It raises questions about Megan’s role in instigating Harry’s decision to pursue legal action and whether she holds any crucial evidence.

The couple’s separate lives have become increasingly evident, with their interactions seemingly orchestrated for media appearances.

Megan’s absence during this critical moment suggests a reluctance to be associated with a potential loss for Harry.

Critics argue that Harry’s privileged upbringing has shielded him from the need for independent thinking and problem-solving.

They claim that he lacks executive function, the ability to plan, organize, and meet goals.

Consequently, he finds himself floundering on the world stage, ill-equipped to navigate complex legal battles without substantial evidence.

While some are divided on the case, acknowledging the importance of seeking justice if his phone was indeed hacked, others question the validity of winning a lawsuit in the absence of concrete proof.

Such an outcome challenges the very foundation of the judicial system.