On Wednesday night, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, were captured looking lovely and grooving to the Hawaiian singer’s music at the concert at Santa Barbara Bow. The Duke and the Duchess of Sussex posed for photos and were even spotted backstage at the event.

On her Instagram, singer Paula Fuga shared lovely snaps with the Royal couple, who stepped back from their duties in the UK and are now raising their two children in the United States.

In the latest public appearance of Prince Harry and Meghan, Fuga was seen standing between the couple and her band in the photos. The former American actor wore a navy-blue jumpsuit and had her hair in a high ponytail. Meanwhile, Prince Harry paired a navy blue long-sleeved shirt with dark jeans. The concert took place at Santa Barbara Bowl.

See You In Court: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle & Other Royals Who Battled It Out With Media

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The Royals Ain't Happy

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly taking legal action against two tabloids for phone hacking and the unauthorised publication of a private letter. A look at other royals who battled it out with the media.

Princess Diana

In 1993, Princess Diana sued the Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) because the Sunday Mirror published secretly-taken pictures of the royal exercising in a gym. She also sought a permanent ban on the publication of the pictures, which showed the princess clad in a leotard and cycling shorts. The paper apologised, and an out-ofcourt settlement was reached. In addition to the apology, the paper reportedly paid Diana’s legal costs of 1 million pounds plus a fur ther 200,000 pounds to charity.

Princess Caroline of Hanover

Princess Caroline is the daughter of the legendary Hollywood star Grace Kelly and Rainier III, Prince of Monaco. She had a troubled relationship with the media growing up. In 2004, Caroline, represented by Matthias Prinz, won a landmark victory in the European Court of Human Rights, which confirmed that the publishing of paparazzi photographs taken of the princess in a public place was a violation of her right to privacy. The court drew a distinction between the activities of Caroline the princess and Caroline the woman.

Swedish Royal Family

Following Princess Caroline’s triumph in court, the Swedish family hired Matthias Prinz to represent them in court. It has been reported that in 2004, Prinz, on behalf of the Swedish royal family and chiefly King Carl XVI Gustaf and his German-born wife Queen Silvia, sued Germany’s biggest publishers over claims of 1,588 made-up stories, including more than 500 front-page ‘exclusives’. It has been reported that Prinz filed cases of defamation and invasion of privacy, which resulted in over 23 media outlets to print replies, apologies and retractions.

Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal

Prince Al-waleed is a Saudi billionaire, investor and a member of the royal family. In 2013, Forbes estimated his fortune at around $20 billion, which, the royal claimed, was less than the amount he disclosed to the magazine. The prince filed a defamation claim in London against the editor and two journalists. The Kingdom Holding Company, founded by Prince Al-Waleed, issued a statement saying that the magazine published a “deliberately insulting and in accurate description of the business community in Saudi Arabia”. In 2015, Forbes and Al-Waleed released statements that they had settled the dispute.

It is to mention that the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex have an estate in Santa Barbara County worth millions. The couple watched the concert from a secluded area. They started dancing with Prince Harry’s hand on his wife’s waist.

Couple’s appearance was loved by their supporters. One fan said they love how actively the couple participates in their community, and it’s a pleasure to see them smiling.

Another supporter of Prince Harry and Meghan said they were happy to see the couple enjoying and they looked happy together. A fan wrote that after the Queen’s funeral, they were worried about the Sussexes, but they were happy to see them okay.

Recently, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had returned to US after attending the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.

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