Meghan ‘At Breaking Point’ With Harry After His La...

Meghan ‘At Breaking Point’ With Harry After His Latest UK Embarrassment

Meghan Markle is said to be unimpressed with Prince Harry.

Meghan and Harry

Meghan is said to be annoyed over Harry’s failed court case (Image: Getty)

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were torn apart by TalkTV presenter Kevin O’Sullivan in a scathing takedown over her MasterChef episode and his loss against the Daily Mail. Prince Harry and other celebrities lost all 97 claims of their High Court privacy case, and have been told they are liable for the legal costs, which are worth almost £34.5m.

The cost of the trial was revealed around the same time as Meghan’s episode of MasterChef Australia was aired. Kevin said on TalkTV: “As Meghan Markle starred in a stomach-churning episode of Master Chef Australia, her hopeless husband Harry was counting the crippling cost of his humiliation in a London court. The dim Duke now faces the grim prospect of a personal Bill adding up to more than two and a half million pounds. That’s $3.3m in America and getting on for $5m Aussie dollars. Can he afford it? Can he hell.

Later in the video, Kevin continued to claim that Meghan has been left cross with Harry over his determination to pursue the claim, saying: “This is now landing Harry with this massive bill. We know we know that the Sussexes and their huge costs and expenses for their massive $19 million mansion in Monteito, all their security expenses, their mortgage.

“That’s a lot of flower sprinkles she’s going to have to sell to put up with her husband. It’s absolutely appalling that Harry pursued this case in the first place.”

It has not been made clear how the legal costs will be shared between Harry and the other seven claimants, even though they have obtained insurance cover totalling £16.2 million.

After the latest hearing on Thursday, Mr Justice Nicklin said he would give his decision on the size of an initial payment the group will make to ANL, as well as how the costs will be assessed, in a written ruling next month.

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