Elser believes that Harry's upcoming appearance in the High Court in London will reveal a side of him that is unfiltered and unchained, which could have significant consequences for the Palace.
Elser referred to this as "acoustic Harry," and she suggests that this prospect is likely to cause a wave of insomnia throughout the Palace.
Elser also notes that Harry's trio of legal cases against various newspapers is a twofer in the sense that it takes on his greatest nemesis - parts of the British media - while also managing to embarrass his family in the process.
The cases are seen as a significant challenge for the Palace, and their outcome could have far-reaching implications for the relationship between the media and the royal family.
