Jan. 21 (UPI) -- Prince Harry said his status as a member of Britain's royal family does not negate his right to privacy while delivering an emotion-laden testimony against a tabloid Wednesday.

"The worst part is that ANL have made my wife's life an absolute misery."

Harry said in court that reading articles about him published by Associated Newspapers, which he has accused of acting unlawfully, had been “traumatic.”

Harry said in court that reading articles about him published by Associated Newspapers, which he has accused of acting unlawfully, had been “traumatic.”

The Duke has told his privacy trial against the Mail he was pressured by palace officials to foster working relationships with royal correspondents and that his life was 'commercialised'

Prince Harry struck a defensive tone at the start of his testimony on Wednesday against the publisher of the Daily Mail tabloid newspaper and left the witness box hours later on the brink of tears. After disputing that reporters used legitimate sources to publish revealing details of his life, he…

The Duke of Sussex says he and the Duchess have had a “horrible experience” with the press in his lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail.

The Duke of Sussex takes stand in major lawsuit against Daily Mail publishers, alleging decades of unlawful information gathering and privacy violations.

Prince Harry took the witness stand at London's High Court on Wednesday in his privacy case against the publisher of U.K. tabloid Daily Mail.