Harry Faces Judge’s Wrath Before Trial Even Begins

Before the trial has even kicked off, Prince Harry is already feeling the heat from the judge.

And not just any judge—this is Mr. Justice Fancourt, the very same one who dealt with the Mirror Group case.

Talk about a déjà vu moment!

When Harry's legal team strutted into court, they were ready to present witness statements from some high-profile names: former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, ex-Common Speaker John Bercow, and even Charlotte Church's mother.

Quite the lineup, huh?

But here's where it gets interesting.

Prince Harry, seemingly under the impression that he can bend the rules to his liking—much like he did when he stepped away from royal duties—claimed that the judge was offering commentary instead of focusing on the actual evidence.

The judge didn't hold back, telling Harry's lawyers they should have known better.

Ouch!

He made it crystal clear that their arguments amounted to mere opinions, lacking any substantial evidence.

As if that wasn't enough, the judge dismissed those witness statements outright and even ordered Harry to cough up some cash to the news group newspapers for wasting the court's time.

Classic Harry, right?

It's like we're witnessing a recurring theme since a certain someone entered his life.

He seems perpetually surprised when things don't go his way, while his brother William and sister-in-law Catherine continue to carry out their royal responsibilities with poise and grace.

The trial is set to start on January 20 and is expected to drag on for about eight weeks.

Harry will be flying in from his Californian home to take the stand for four days, alleging that the news group newspapers resorted to unlawful techniques to gather information about him.

Sound familiar?

It feels like we're stuck in a loop reminiscent of the Mirror Group case.

What really stands out is how this scenario highlights Harry's tendency to blame everyone but himself for his problems.

Meanwhile, William and Catherine are out there making a genuine impact.

They're busy supporting charitable causes, visiting hospitals, and engaging in the work that truly matters.

And what's Harry doing?

Spending time in courtrooms.

Let's be real; we all know who's behind this legal mess.

It's the same person who's been orchestrating Harry's life since day one, transforming our once-cheeky prince into someone almost unrecognizable.

It's pretty heartbreaking to watch.

Remember when Harry served in the military, ran the Invictus Games, and had a solid relationship?

Now he's facing the courts head-on.

Maybe this tough experience is exactly what Harry needs—a reality check.

Perhaps getting schooled by the judge will open his eyes to the fact that making accusations without solid proof isn't going to fly.

Being a prince doesn't grant you special privileges in a courtroom.

The stark contrast between Harry and William couldn't be more pronounced.

While William prepares for his future role as king, working diligently alongside Catherine, Harry finds himself dealing with rejected witness statements.

It's wild, isn't it?

Speaking of Catherine, it's refreshing to see how she and William have navigated these turbulent times with such dignity.

They remain focused on their royal duties, demonstrating what true royal behavior looks like.

There's no courtroom drama or public finger-pointing—just dedicated service to the public.

This entire situation sheds light on why the British public holds William and Catherine in such high esteem while growing increasingly frustrated with Harry's ongoing legal battles.

As this trial approaches, I'll be keeping a close eye on the proceedings.

Something tells me this won't be the last embarrassing setback Harry encounters.