Prince Harry has returned to London’s High Court for his second day of testimony in his case against British tabloid publisher Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). Harry, who is also known as the Duke of Sussex,

Prince Harry testified in London on Tuesday as part of the phone hacking lawsuit he brought against Mirror Group Newspapers, alleging that the tabloid press had hacked his phone and voicemails and those of his friends and associates to illegally obtain information about him.

Harry became the first high-ranking member of the British royal family to appear as a witness in court in 130 years.

As he gave evidence in his phone hacking trial against Mirror Group newspapers, Prince Harry feared he would be “ousted” from the royal family over rumours Major James Hewitt was his real dad.

Prince Harry got candid about the rumors about who his real father is when he flew to the U.K. to testify in High Court against Mirror Group Newspapers for allegedly hacking his phone when he was younger.