Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have reached an agreement with a UK-based news and photo agency not to take photos of him or his son Archie.
The agreement, heard in London’s High Court on Friday, is part of a settlement between the Duchess of Sussex and the UK company Splash News and Picture Agency, which she and her son filed in March with photos taken in a Canadian park in January. . The agency then went into administration, a form of bankruptcy defense.
A spokesman for Prince Harry and his wife’s legal representatives, Shillings, gave the settlement a “clear indication that illegal, aggressive and aggressive paparazzi behavior will not be tolerated and the couple takes these matters seriously – as does any family.”
The spokesperson added that Splash UK is a sister company of Splash U.S. A similar lawsuit has been filed in the British court system.
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The High Court has heard that Meghan Markle has settled a lawsuit against the Splash News and Picture Agency, with the agency agreeing not to take any photos of her, her husband Duke S Sussex or their son Archie, if the High Court leaves the administration.
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Under an agreement announced on Friday, Splash UK will not take a photo of the Duke, Duchess or their son in the future if the agency leaves the administration.
In a separate privacy case, Meghan is suing Associated Press, publisher of The Mail on Sunday and Mailline Naline, over the publication of a letter to her abducted father, Thomas Markle.
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Meghan and Harry retired from their royal duties at the end of March and are now based in Los Angeles.
The Associated Press contributes to this report.
