Prince Harry upstaged by Donald Trump in shocking legal comparison

Prince Harry may be juggling multiple legal battles, but according to one UK attorney, there’s someone who absolutely mirrors him in the courtroom chaos department: President Donald Trump.

The Duke of Sussex returned to London last week for a pre-trial hearing in his lawsuit against Associated Newspapers (ANL).

Harry and several A-listers, including Sir Elton John, Liz Hurley, Sadie Frost and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, are accusing the Daily Mail’s publisher of decades-long unlawful information gathering.

ANL has strongly denied all allegations.

But while Harry’s lawsuits regularly make headlines, attorney Mark Stephens told Newsweek that the duke can’t compete with the sheer volume of Trump’s legal rampage.

Since 2024, the US President has sued ABC, CBS, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and more, essentially turning legal warfare into a full-time sport.

Stephens didn’t hold back, saying: "Prince Harry may have flirted with the courts, but Donald Trump has moved in, redecorated and claimed squatters' rights."

"If litigation were a sport, Harry's still in the amateur league while Trump's playing in the Premiership. He's just more litigious. Harry's lawsuits are a bit like a royal garden party, occasional and well-mannered with cucumber sandwiches.”

“Trump's on the other hand, resemble a baker's buffet, endless, messy, burger-ridden, and everyone leaves feeling a little worse for wear”, he added.

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