Prince Harry has lost his battle with U.K. newspaper Mail on Sunday -- a dispute that began last year when the Duke of Sussex posted an Instagram photo that the paper claimed intentionally misled his millions of followers. The publication reported that Prince Harry "notably avoided explaining the circumstances in which the images were taken," which included that all three of the animals were "tranquilized" and the elephant was "tethered." Harry, 35, took action by filing a complaint with the IPSO, arguing that it breached a clause of accuracy. MEGHAN MARKLE, PRINCE HARRY DUBBED 'JUNIOR OBAMAS,' SET TO BECOME 'BILLIONAIRES' AFTER MEGXITThe IPSO concluded that Harry did not make it clear "from the images themselves that the animals had been tranquilized and tethered." CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe ruling also stated that the IPSO did not find it "necessary" for the newspaper to contact Prince Harry for a comment on the story.

Source: Fox News January 30, 2020 21:00 UTC