“This victory is for anyone who is afraid to defend something they think is right,” said Harry’s wife.
A British court has rejected the objections of the tabloid “Mail on Sunday” against a previous decision that he violated the privacy of Prince Harry’s wife – Megan Markle, by printing excerpts from a letter she wrote to her father, world news agencies reported.
The Duchess of Sussex said after the court ruling that her victory was for all those who were afraid to defend something they thought was right. She added that it was time for the newspaper industry to change.
The former actress sent the letter to her father in August 2018, three months after her wedding to Lady Dee’s youngest son.
The rejection of the appeal saves the need for her to appear at a trial in which her father, with whom she has a bad relationship, would also testify.
A tabloid lawyer said months ago that Megan wrote the letter knowing it could be printed. She rejected this assumption, reminds BTA. However, at a court hearing last month, the media’s legal team issued a statement from her former press secretary, Jason Nauf, that she and Harry had discussed collaborating with the authors of a biography of them – something the brunette had previously denied.
Megan apologized, but said she had deliberately misled the court.
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