Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is set to delve into the topic of phone hacking in an upcoming interview, as reported by Us Weekly.

The Duke, who holds the title of the youngest son of the King and the Duke of Sussex, will be addressing this issue following significant revelations he has recently made.

Being fifth in line to the British throne, his remarks have garnered attention in the British media.

An upcoming documentary titled “Tabloids On Trial” on ITV will showcase this interview, featuring prominent figures like Hugh Grant, Charlotte Church, and Paul Gascoyne.

Chris Shipp, the Royal Editor of ITV News, shared this news on social media platform X, previously known as Twitter.

Shipp emphasized the importance of exposing what he deems as unlawful practices carried out by British tabloid newspapers.

Rebecca Barry, a health correspondent at the UK network, also highlighted the significance of the documentary in a post on platform X.

She mentioned that several individuals, including Prince Harry, have spoken to her about their experiences of unexpectedly becoming headline news in tabloids.

Newsweek, citing an ITV press release, confirmed the involvement of Prince Harry in the documentary, where he discusses his ongoing efforts to reveal the illicit methods employed by British tabloids.

The documentary aims to shed light on the Duke of Sussex’s relentless pursuit to uncover the questionable tactics utilized by the tabloid press in Britain.

It delves into the knowledge possessed by those in positions of power at Fleet Street during the unfolding of this scandal.

Prince Harry remains steadfast in his crusade to expose the unethical practices prevalent in the British tabloid industry.

This forthcoming interview marks a significant moment for the Duke of Sussex since the conclusion of his legal battle with Mirror Group newspapers, according to ITV’s press release.

Aside from this interview, Prince Harry is also slated to participate in various other projects, such as an interview for his biography “Spare,” scheduled for release in 2023.