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Meghan Markle has won her privacy case against a tabloid newspaper which printed extracts of a letter she wrote to her estranged father after a London High Court judge issued a summary judgement in her favour.
Meghan, 39, sued publisher Associated Newspapers after its Mail on Sunday tabloid printed parts of the handwritten letter she sent to her father, Thomas Markle, in August 2018.
It was written after he staged paparazzi photographs in exchange for money ahead of her wedding to Prince Harry.
Judge Mark Warby ruled the articles did breach her privacy.
In an interview in October 2019, Meghan Markle admitted that she was struggling behind the scenes. Post continues below.
However, he said issues relating to her copyright of the letter would need to be settled at a trial.
In October 2019, just hours before the end of their South Africa tour, Prince Harry announced that Meghan was suing the Mail on Sunday for publishing the letter.
The civil lawsuit accused the publication of copyright infringement and misuse of private information.