Sky News Australia contributor Megyn Kelly has taken aim at Prince Harry after he skipped the first day of his court trial for his daughter Lilibet’s second birthday, telling him to “grow up”.
“It’s not that I don’t think it’s important to attend your child’s birthday but court is court – you filed the lawsuit, you’ve taken this company to court, you’ve got to show up and give your evidence,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray.
“He’s dragged them into court and it’s cost them a lot of money already in legal fees so put up or shut up.”
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