UK's Prince Harry hits out at media intrusion over new U.S. girlfriend

UK's Prince Harry hits out at media intrusion over new U.S. girlfriend UK's Prince Harry hits out at media intrusion over new U.S. girlfriend England's Prince Harry issued an uncommon explanation on Tuesday to scrutinize the media for barging in into the private existence of his new American sweetheart, on-screen character Meghan Markle, saying the press had subjected her to "a rush of manhandle and badgering". English daily papers have been running day by day stories about Markle since news rose that the 35-year-old performer was dating the ruler, 32, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth. In the curiously direct articulation issued by Harry's office which affirmed the relationship interestingly, the ruler's Communications Secretary said they had battled daily fights in court to keep defamatory stories from showing up in papers. "He has once in a while made formal move on the extremely general production of anecdotal stories that are composed about him and he has endeavored to build up an expert association with the media," the announcement said. "In any case, the previous week has seen a line crossed. His better half, Meghan Markle, has been liable to a flood of mishandle and provocation. "Some of this has been extremely open - the spread on the front page of a national daily paper; the racial undercurrents of remark pieces; and the through and through sexism and bigotry of online networking trolls and web article remarks." Harry has stood up before about his aversion of the press and the announcement said that while he acknowledged he carried on with a special life, he felt he needed to stand up. "It is wrong that a couple of months into an association with him that Ms. Markle ought to be subjected to such a tempest," the announcement said.