Duchess Meghan’s Lawyers Say She Felt 'Undefended by the Institution' of the Royal Family in New Court Docs

The Duchess of Sussex has rebuked suggestions that she didn’t help her father financially in the latest set of legal filings submitted by her attorneys in her privacy case against Associated Newspapers and the Mail on Sunday. The case centers on a handwritten letter sent to her father, extracts of which were published by the Mail on Sunday, which she claims were both misleading and breached her privacy.

The royal family have released the first images of Princess Beatrice's wedding to Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. Princess Beatrice, 31, and her new husband Edoardo, 37, were married in a secret ceremony in Windsor on Friday 17 July, attended by her grandparents the Queen and Prince Philip.

We could already understand Meghan Markle’s frustration at royals’ response to ‘untrue’ tabloids about her, but now court documents issued in a lawsuit against a British media company reveal just how difficult her situation really was. Apparently, the Duchess of Sussex didn’t even feel allowed to speak up for herself as part of a longstanding tradition of media silence from the royal family.

“When you look across the Commonwealth, there is no way that we can move forward unless we acknowledge the past,” Prince Harry, 35, said during a July 1 session of the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust. As president of the QCT, Harry — and wife Meghan Markle, 38, who serves at the vice-president – joined that week’s QCT discussion to speak about the international Black Lives Matter protests.

"They do need to make money. They've been in L.A.

Meghan Markle did more than just show off her cooking skills during her quiet visit to Homeboy Industries last week with Prince Harry. She apparently flexed her Spanish speaking ability, Father Greg Boyle, the group’s founder, told People.

More details have emerged about the rumored rift between Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and the royal family based on court documents filed in the Duchess of Sussex's ongoing court battle against a British publisher.

On her own. Meghan Markle felt “unprotected” by royals during her pregnancy with Prince Harry’s baby, according to court documented obtained by E! News. In the documents, the former Duchess of Sussex’s lawyers claimed that Meghan and her friends felt “silenced” by the British royal family when the Mail on Sunday and other publications went after her during her pregnancy in 2019.

Court documents revealed how Meghan Markle really felt during her time pregnant with her first child, Archie, with her husband Prince Harry.

Last October, Meghan Markle filed a privacy claim against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publication behind Mail On Sunday. The legal action came after the newspaper printed the extracts of a letter she wrote to her father Thomas Markle.

Meghan Markle allegedly felt «unprotected by the institution» when it came to defending herself in the British press.

After lawyers for the Mail on Sunday and Associated Press made a request for more information in the court case that Meghan Markle has brought against them, the Duchess of Sussex’s team has made another filing on June 30.

Royal Family during her pregnancy.And she claims her wedding to Prince Harry generated £1billion of tourism revenue.Meghan, 38, named for the first time five friends who criticised her dad, Thomas, after they fell out before her May 2018 nuptials. In papers submitted to the High Court, Meghan says she was prevented from defending herself and friends were “rightly concerned for her welfare, ­specifically as she was pregnant”, with son Archie.

Meghan Markle has claimed she was “unprotected” by the royal family during her pregnancy with son Archie, reports say. Prince Harry’s wife, 38, is said to have made the statement in a set of court documents in her case against the owner of MailOnline and the Mail on Sunday, Associated Newspapers Limited, which were submitted on behalf of the Duchess of Sussex.