Royal Family News: Prince Harry BLASTED By UK Judge, Missed His Trial Due To Lilibet’s Birthday

British royal family news shows that the justice league spanked Prince Harry yesterday after he FAILED to show up to the first day of his trial, instead attending a party for a 2-year old.

It was his daughter Lili’s birthday and while it’s commendable that he wanted to help her blow out the candles, real adults multi-task.

Harry was expected to be in the London High Court courtroom Sunday afternoon but waited until that evening to try and find his way across the Atlantic. And this is the guy who thinks he, not the real heir, has what it takes to be king.

Royal Family News: Harry Failed Again

According to the Daily Mail, Justice Fancourt was “surprised that Harry failed to show up (and) was not available to start giving evidence … in his case against the Mirror’s publisher for alleged hacking.”

In true elitest fashion, Harry’s lawyer David Sherborne sniffed that the duke is in a “different category” because of his “travel and security arrangements.”

Yes you read that correctly. Harry is DIFFERENT than the rest of us and gets to make his own rules and endanger American’s right to free speech on top of that.

If and when he shows up, Harry becomes “the first senior royal to give evidence in a court since 1891 … He is one of four claimants suing the newspaper group, which denies their allegations of hacking.”

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Royal Family News: Harry is DIFFERENT

Harry is expected to give evidence any minute now (wonder if he knows that) but the judge “made it clear that witnesses should be ready earlier in case they are needed, and this morning it became clear that Harry could have started his evidence this afternoon.”

Instead, the legal eagle told the court: “The Duke of Sussex is attending tomorrow to give evidence. He flew yesterday evening from Los Angeles. He was attending his daughter’s birthday yesterday …”

Royal Family News: Harry Has Nerve

The judge interrupted the nervy lawyer to say “I’m a little surprised that the first witness is not going to be available today?” Harry’s lawyer replied “He is in a different category to the other three claimants because of his travel arrangements and security arrangements.”

Andrew Green, lawyer for Mirror Group Newspapers said that it is “absolutely extraordinary that we were told only yesterday that he was not available for day one of his trial. We are deeply troubled by that. We have done everything we can to not waste court time. Now we are going to have some wasted time this afternoon.”

Harry’s case is against the Mirror publisher and should last roughly two and a half months.

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