Prince Harry faces his third and likely toughest legal battle against the tabloids starting this Monday. The High Court of Justice of England and Wales begins hearings in the civil suit brought by the Duke of Sussex and six others against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), publisher of Daily Mail and from Sunday Mail, for allegedly systematic practices of illegally obtaining information.

First sign of a thaw in the British monarchy. Prince Harry has reunited with his father, King Charles, for the first time since February 2024, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. The Duke of Sussex's meeting at Clarence House, the royal residence, reportedly lasted about 50 minutes, the time it took to have a "private tea." Later, when questioned by reporters at a later event, Harry only confirmed the meeting with the king with a "he's great" [It's very good].

Coinciding with the third anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth IIPrince Harry returns to the United Kingdom this Monday for a four-day visit focused on several charity projects he has supported for years. He has done so alone: his wife, Meghan Markle, and the couple's two children have stayed in California. And as every time he visits the country, the big question raised by the tabloid press is whether he will take advantage of the stay to meet with his father, King Charles III, with whom he has not had a face-to-face meeting since February 2024. Harry has not visited the United Kingdom since April, when he participated in a trial—for the trial—for the trial—he is in the country.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reaffirm their financial independence from Buckingham Palace. Despite persistent rumors that low ratings would force Netflix not to renew their partnership agreement, the platform has decided to continue supporting the audiovisual productions of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The renewal includes the right of first refusal for all series and films they promote with their company Archewell, starring them. Thus, a second season of "The Last Supper" is expected to begin production soon. With love, Megan.

It sounds like a joke, but it's not. The toxic mold that appeared in the homes Brad Pitt's NGO built in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina will take the actor to court. Despite the fact that Angelina Jolie's ex-husband has done everything he could to turn himself in, this week we learned that this will not be possible and that he will have to testify in a case in which the plaintiffs are demanding more than $20 million from him and his charitable organization for the adverse health effects these houses have caused them. from all over the world in 2006. When the controversy began, it seemed that everything would be completely diluted by the passage of time and by good lawyers, but as Mateu Montsolís said to his unforgettable sister Eulalia in Nizaga of power: "The past always comes back, Eulalia."