Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, opened up about suffering from Glandular fever or 'Mono' in 2002, and how it made headlines that left him feeling "ashamed." While giving a witness statement against Mirror Group Newspapers on June 6 from the Duke of Sussex's court, the 38-year-old personality highlighted the "huge stigma" surrounding Mono that he was suffering from.Of the news getting public, he said:“The impact on me was huge.”GB News@GBNEWS'What was difficult for Prince Harry was the fact that Mr.Green used his memoir 'Spare' against him on a number of occasions.'GB News Royal Reporter @CameronDLWalker reports live from The High Court where the Duke of Sussex will give his final testimony today.58662'What was difficult for Prince Harry was the fact that Mr.Green used his memoir 'Spare' against him on a number of occasions.'GB News Royal Reporter @CameronDLWalker reports live from The High Court where the Duke of Sussex will give his final testimony today. https://t.co/0dzwdppFVwPrince Harry further slammed the publishing group for making his health scare public, continuing about how he did not know anyone outside his immediate family came to know about it. He added:“The whole school seemed to know, no one would go near me and I was a bit of a laughing stock. I was miserable.”The Duke of Sussex said that after the publishing group “made sure the whole country knew about [his] diagnosis,” he was “teased endlessly.”Prince Harry was suffering from Glandular fever, a common infection experienced in late teens and early 20sBritannicus Maximus "Brutus"@BrutusMaximusXPrince Harry has blamed the BRITISH tabloid press for "inciting hatred & harassment" in his private life, saying he ended up "playing up to a lot of the headlines" when he was cast as a "playboy prince" and "thicko" as a young royal#PrinceHarryVsMGN #PrinceHarryAndHisStupidWife53Prince Harry has blamed the BRITISH tabloid press for "inciting hatred & harassment" in his private life, saying he ended up "playing up to a lot of the headlines" when he was cast as a "playboy prince" and "thicko" as a young royal#PrinceHarryVsMGN #PrinceHarryAndHisStupidWife https://t.co/dPI9kNziceAs per Medical News Today, Glandular fever, often known as Infectious Mononucleosis, is an illness spread through saliva. Glandular fever is often caused by an Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection, a highly infectious herpes virus.When a person gets glandular fever, the symptoms usually show up 4–6 weeks after the first illness. Some of the symptoms are as follows:flu-like symptoms, such as headaches and body painsa temperature of at least 100.4°F (38°C).a broad, non-itching rashnausea and appetite lossweakness, malaise, and exhaustionswollen and bags under the eyessore throatswollen lymph nodesupper abdominal discomfort brought on by a swollen spleenliver pain and jaundiceAs for Prince Harry's ongoing case, the 38-year-old personality has made allegations against MGN, the parent company of Sunday Mirror, Daily Express, and Daily Mirror, for hacking his personal phone to publish information.Sunrise@sunriseon7“He’s not the sharpest tool in the shed, Harry”Sunrise royal commentator Rob Jobson has taken aim at Prince Harry after he called him out in the stand during his phone hacking trial in the UK.1161157“He’s not the sharpest tool in the shed, Harry”Sunrise royal commentator Rob Jobson has taken aim at Prince Harry after he called him out in the stand during his phone hacking trial in the UK. https://t.co/6ZCxW1UKmhIn June 6's statement, he said:“Tabloids would routinely publish articles about me that were often wrong but interspersed with snippets of truth, which I now think were most likely gleaned from voicemail interception and/or unlawful information gathering.”However, the company’s attorney, Andrew Green KC, has alleged that facts about Harry were “disclosed by or on behalf of royal households or members of the royal family.”The Duke said that the media had "blood on their hands" and that they were out to destroy every relationship he was in order to keep him alone. In one of the instances, Prince Harry noted that the media sowed "seeds of distrust" between him and elder brother Prince Williams after they covered the disagreement between the duo over whether to meet Princess Diana's former butler or not.R.S. Locke / Royal Suitor@royal_suitor"I've always heard people refer to my mother as paranoid, but she wasn't. She was fearful of what was actually happening to her and now I know that I was the same." - Prince Harry, witness statement #PrinceHarryVsMGN #PrincessDiana89131671"I've always heard people refer to my mother as paranoid, but she wasn't. She was fearful of what was actually happening to her and now I know that I was the same." - Prince Harry, witness statement #PrinceHarryVsMGN #PrincessDiana https://t.co/iNIXrvYJd1Other topics discussed were how MGN's publications covered the controversy surrounding Harry dressing up as a Nazi during a party, how press coverage affected his relationship with Chelsy Davy, and his worries that he might be expelled from Eton College for allegedly doing drugs.In the trial, which started on May 10, MGN did admit that in 2004 it had hired a private detective to get information about Prince Harry's trip to a London nightclub in a way that was against the law.