KEILAR: New parents, Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex, just won big in a photo controversy court case. This couple was forced to leave the country home after aerial paparazzi pictures were published this year, breaching their privacy. CNN's royal correspondent, Max Foster, has the details.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN ROYAL CORRESPONDENT: Prince Harry took the Splash News and Picture Agency to court following an incident on January 9th earlier this year. And in a statement to court, Prince Harry said this: "The agency hired a helicopter, the helicopter flew over their home in Oxfordshire at a low altitude, allowing Splash to take photographs of and into the living and dining area of the home and directly into the bedroom." Those photographs were published by "The Times" newspaper, says Prince Harry, and other online publications as well. They immediately instructed lawyers, which resulted in this case and, ultimately, the agency has apologized to Prince Harry and substantial sums in damages have been awarded to Prince Harry. Now his argument was this. He said the publication of the photographs very seriously undermine the safety and the security of the duke and the home to the extent that they were no longer able to live at the property so they had to move out as a result of this invasion of privacy. This news came to us via a press statement from the palace. So the other thing we can draw from this is that Prince Harry is putting the message out, if you cross that line, he's going to take you to court. Max Foster, CNN, London.</s>KEILAR: Thank you, Max. That is it for me. "NEWSROOM" with Brooke Baldwin starts right now.
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