Prince Harry and his wife Meghan blacklisted four major British tabloids on Sunday, accusing them of publishing stories that were “distorted, false and invasive beyond reason”, UK media reported. In a letter to the editors of the Sun, Daily Mail, Mirror and Express, the couple, who have formally stepped down as senior members of the British Royal family, said there would be “no corroboration and zero engagement” with the newspapers, the Guardian said. The letter states that the policy is not about avoiding criticism or censoring accurate reporting. It further states that the couple does not want to be used as a “currency for an economy of clickbait and distortion.” Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a bombshell announcement in January regarding their exit from the Royal life and becoming financially independent. It has been reported that Meghan had been unhappy with the royal life and complained about the media intrusion, thus making a departure dubbed as ‘Megxit’. Megxit Harry and Meghan formally quit royal life The couple’s hostility towards some media outlets spilled over into legal action last year, with Harry suing over alleged voicemail interception and Meghan filing a claim over a private letter to her father appearing … Continue reading Harry and Meghan Blacklist British Tabloids