Prince criticizes tabloids' stories

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Prince Harry says he feels sorry for the people who are misinformed about the media

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The prince spoke to reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin at a summit in New York .

He said he worries about the people who are misinformed by the media.

Harry also spoke about his experience growing up in the spotlight and how the death of his mother, Princess Diana , impacted his relationship with media.

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