In a statement shared on X, Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, praised Harry for having the "guts" to take on NGN at all and said his sister would be "rightly proud" of her youngest son for having the "great tenacity to win" the legal battle against the publisher.

The BBC later reported that the settlements for Harry and his co-complainant, former Labour deputy leader Lord Tom Watson, cost NGN more than 10 million British pounds (or about $12 million), adding to the Rupert Murdoch –owned company’s more than 1 billion British pounds in payouts to settle claims over the long-running phone hacking scandal.

I hope the little boy in him sleeps well tonight. Diana would be so proud,” one person tweeted after Harry’s legal victory.

News Group Newspapers acknowledged its private investigators and journalists targeted Harry with phone hacking, surveillance, and misuse of private information.

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