Court documents claim that Meghan Markle knew the letter she wrote her father would get published.
"The Letter appears to have been immaculately copied out by the Claimant in her own elaborate handwriting from a previous draft. There are no crossings-out or amendments as there usually are with a spontaneous draft," submitted to the court. "It is to be inferred also from the care the Claimant took over the presentation of the letter that she anticipated it being disclosed to and read by third parties.
Harry and Meghan haven't responded to the latest development, though they previously said that they are fighting for "accountability and fair treatment." stands by the story it published and will be defending this case vigorously," a spokesperson for told E! News. "Specifically, we categorically deny that the Duchess' letter was edited in any way that changed its meaning.
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