The Duchess of Sussex has claimed she was left
"unprotected" by the royal family from"false and damaging" media articles when she was pregnant, according to leaked documents published on Thursday.
In the papers, she submitted she had become"the subject of a large number of false and damaging articles by the UK tabloid media, specifically by the defendant, which caused tremendous emotional distress and damage to her mental health". The papers, widely cited in the British media on Thursday, add that Markle was not involved with the interview. They also claim that her May 2018 wedding to Harry, grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, helped generate £1 billion $1.3 billion, 1.1 billion euros) in tourism revenue.
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