Meghan Markle burns all bridges with the royal family and the British public

The documents reviewed by the Associated Press were prepared as part of a lawsuit Meghan brought against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday newspaper and the Mail Online news site, over articles that republished parts of a letter the Duchess wrote to her father, months after her 2018 marriage to Prince Harry.

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Meghan is seeking damages from the Mail on Sunday publisher for misuse of private information and breach of privacy. and property intellectual.

The publisher denies the accusations.

Bullying, threat and fear..Meghan Markle reveals her documents

In court documents that were said to have been submitted after a team of lawyers for the publisher requested more information, Meghan's lawyers described how her relationship with the media had deteriorated in BritainTime of publication of excerpts from the speech in electronic and print newspapers in 2019.

"The plaintiff became the subject of a large number of harmful false articles from the UK (yellow media), especially from the defendant, causing great emotional pain and damage to her mental health," they wrote.

Referring to interviews given by five of Meghan's friends to People magazine last year, the Duchess's lawyers said, "Because her friends had never seen her in this condition before, they were concerned for her safety, especially since she was pregnant, unprotected by the institution, and prohibited from defending herself." “.

In a People magazine report published in February 2019, the friends denounced the "bullying that Megan said she was facing".

After a preliminary hearing in London in May, a judge ruled out parts of Meghan's lawsuit against The Associated Newspapers, which includes accusations that the publisher acted "dishonestly" by leaving certain parts of her letter to her father, Thomas Markle.

The judge also ruled out accusations that the publication deliberately stirred up trouble between Megan and her father, and that she deliberately published "intrusive" articles about her.