Will Meghan Markle be the new face of Givenchy?

After Prince Harry and Megan Markle gave up their royal duties and Megan moved to live in Canada, the advertising campaigns that Megan had previously fought reappeared, and with the signing of a contract with Disney, some newspapers published news that Megan Markle had signed a partnership with Givenchy and that she would be the face of the famous high-fashion brand. Where she had several looks from the house of Givenchy, including her famous wedding dress.

Facing her father in court

And Megan Merkel may face her father, whom she has not met for four years, in front of... court. The Duchess is currently suing the Postal Company after a private message she sent to her father was leaked through the company blaming him for not attending her wedding and how it hurt her and asking him to stop hurting her through the media so they can fix their relationship.

The five-page letter reached Mrs. Merkel through Meghan's business manager in California, in August 2018, and although he found it excruciating, Meghan Markle's father vowed to keep it a secret.

But Megan was surprised that an American newspaper published the details of the text of the message, which resonated well with the audience, describing it as kind and loving.

The move prompted Meghan Markle's father to publish parts of the letter in his own defense, saying, "It wasn't a nice message, it was a painful message for me."

That's why Megan Merkel's lawyers filed case papers last week, refusing to publish the letter, in violation of copyright and a violation of the privacy of the client and data protection law.

It is noteworthy that Merkel has not met her father since 2015 and her father has not attended her wedding in May last year or even her husband Harry or his grandson Archie until now.

Megan can be called by the newspaper for questioning while her father appears as a defense witness against her in the case.

New contract with Disney

The newspaper "Times" also announced Saturday that Megan Markle wife Britain's Prince Harry has agreed to record an audio commentary for Disney in exchange for the company's donation to an elephant charity.

The couple surprised the royal family on Wednesday by announcing that they were stepping back from their royal duties to spend more time in the royal family America North and "working to become financially independent".

The London-based newspaper gave no details of the voiceover that Meghan would record but said Disney would make a donation in return to the charity Elephants Without Borders. The newspaper did not mention the source of the information.

A spokeswoman for Megan had no immediate comment, and Reuters was unable to reach Disney