Meghan Markle does not want a lawsuit against a tabloid

The Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle -

Was Meghan Markle chilled by the public display of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's married life?

In any case, the Duchess of Sussex does not particularly want her complaint of invasion of privacy against the

be shelled at the bar of a London court.

Prince Harry's wife has asked - through her lawyer - the judge to deliver his verdict now.

According to the representative of the former actress of

, the invasion of privacy is sufficiently "flagrant", as relayed by the Hollywood Reporter, to be able to do without several days of trial.

At issue: the publication of a personal letter from Meghan Markle to his father Thomas, in 2019. The mother of little Archie says that his mail, in addition to being personal and therefore not intended to be made public, was truncated for make her look like a bad person.

The tabloid denies any intervention on the mail.

Never complain, never explain

At the time in fact, it was not yet the Megxit that was talking.

The heart of the controversy was the absence of his father at his wedding the previous year, the latter having since poured out in the media.

Thomas Markle, who had supplied the mail to the

, complains, since the announcement of his daughter's nuptials, of being ousted by the British monarchy.

As Sky News recalls, the trial has already been postponed at the request of the Duchess of Sussex.

It should have been held this month.

If the judge agrees to rule around a hearing and not a trial, it will avoid the media circus to which Amber Heard and Johnny Depp were entitled when the latter filed a complaint against the British tabloid

for defamation.

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