Former press attache for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, and the current executive director of the Kate Middleton and Prince William Foundation have disclosed new evidence in court who can speak to the Duchess of Sussex.
This is about Meghan Markle’s privacy lawsuit wins against Associated Newspapers, owner of Mail on Sunday, at the beginning of the year, when the newspaper published the letter that Prince Harry’s wife sent to her father, Thomas Markle.
Meghan appeared to be doing well, but, according to Tatler, Associated Newspapers is now claiming in a statement of appeal that the Duchess knew the personal letter could be published. It was at this moment that the testimony former press secretary Jason Knauf this could have been decisive for the fate of the duchess.
Jason Knauf said Meghan had “lost confidence” that her father would respect the confidentiality of her communications, and after writing an early version of the letter, asked his assistant to review the document.
“The Duchess said that she wrote the letter in part so that the Duke [de Sussex] to show their family that the couple is taking certain actions to prevent Markle from continuing to interact with the media, ”Jason said in his testimony.
“She asked me to look at the email draft of the letter, saying,“obviously, everything I wrote with the understanding that information leaks are possible… I was careful in my choice of words, but please let me know if anything looks like a risk, ”said the former adviser.
The court has not yet accepted the exchange of messages as evidence.
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In addition to new information that threatens Meghan’s victory in court, Jason Knauf said that he is authorized to provide information to journalists Omid Scobie and Caroline Durand. biography authors of Sussex, “Finding Freedom”.
When the book was released last year, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stated that they were not involved in the work.
“The Duke and Duchess of Sussex did not interview or participate in the Finding Freedom program. This book draws on the authors’ experiences as members of the Royal Press Office and their independent reporting, ”said the spokesman.
However, these claims were now denied by Jason Knauf and Meghan was ultimately forced to apologize in court.
“I apologize to the court for not actually memorizing this exchange. [de e-mails] on a high [da publicação do livro]… “I did not intend and did not intend to deceive the defendant or the court,” the Duchess admitted. But Megan continued to insist that she didn’t know what Jason shared with the authors of the book.
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