British Prince Harry apologizes Mail on Sunday according to Sky News She accepted and thus received “substantial compensation”. The British newspaper wrote in October that the Duke of Sussex was said to have turned his back on the Royal Marines after giving up his military duties in March, which his spokesmen deny.

In November, Harry sued the Associated Newspapers’ parent company for “false and slanderous” coverage of alleged miscommunication with the British Marines.

A high-ranking general is said to have said of the Duke of Sussex that he had turned his back on the Royal Marines for failing to respond to a letter from former Chief of General Staff Lord Richard Dannatt.

False, false and slander stories contained in Mail on Sunday And on the site MailOnline “It was not only a personal attack on the Duke, but also falsely questioned his commitment to this country,” said Jenny Afia, Prince Harry’s attorney.

At the end of December, the publisher apologized and said that she would also make a donation to the Invictus Games Foundation, which Harry had founded. “We now understand that Harry has remained in special contact with members of the Armed Forces, including the Royal Marines, to support them informally since March.” Mail on Sunday.

Prince Harry donates money to the Invictus Games Foundation

The amount of compensation was not disclosed. Harry will apparently donate the full amount to the Invictus Games Foundation. His lawyer said, “At least something good came out of this situation.”

The Prince and his wife Meghan Markle have another case against the Associated Newspapers. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex sued the company for Mail on Sunday She posted a “confidential and private” message from Meghan to her father, Thomas Markle, whom she estranged, in February 2019. Her privacy was thus violated, they say.