• Prince Harry refers to the British media as ‘Megologists.’
• Prince Harry says amounted to a mocking taunt.
• He spent most of his time trying to protect her from the attacks.

Prince Harry concedes that the British media conducted extensive study on Meghan Markle.

The Duchess of Sussex was the subject of intense media attention once news of their relationship broke.

Harry refers to the papers as ‘Megologists’ in his biography Spare, saying: “They were Megologists; they knew more about Meg than anyone in the world apart from Meg, and thus they knew that every word they’d written about her and the hockey player was hot garbage. But they continued to answer the Palace lawyer’s repeated warnings with the same non-answers, which amounted to a mocking taunt: We. Don’t. Care.”

Harry continues: “I huddled with the lawyer, trying to work out how to protect Meg from this attack and all the others. I spent most of every day, from the moment I opened my eyes until long past midnight, trying to make it stop.”

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