US News “It can explode in his face”: why Meghan Markle risks as big as Johnny Depp

Meghan Markle: this enigmatic and very critical post made by her best friend Jessica Mulroney

© Agence / Bestimage Meghan Markle: this enigmatic and very critical post made by her best friend Jessica Mulroney Meghan Markle's best friend, Jessica Mulroney , pushed around by accusations of racism, insulted individuals she believed to be her friends in a bizarre Instagram post. Jessica Mulroney, Meghan Markle's best friend, posted a mysterious message on Instagram this Friday, October 23.

© Agence / Bestimage “It can explode in his face”: why Meghan Markle risks as big as Johnny Depp Like Johnny Depp , Meghan Markle has decided to drag a press title to justice. And like Johnny Depp, she takes the risk of losing.

The lawsuit of Meghan Markle against Associated Press Limited , publisher of the Mail on Sunday, could not end well according to several lawyers, marked by the case of Johnny Depp. The latter lost his defamation lawsuit against the tabloid The Sun, which had called the 57-year-old actor a "violent husband" while he was in the middle of a legal battle against his ex-wife Amber Heard. The judge ruled that the article was "substantially true". Even if the facts are not the same - Meghan attacks for invasion of privacy - then there could be some sort of case law .

Coronavirus: Warsaw worries about the risks of contamination during pro-abortion protests

POLAND-ABORTION: Coronavirus: Warsaw worries about the risks of contamination during pro-abortion protests © Reuters / POOL CORONAVIRUS: WARSAW S ' CONCERNED ABOUT THE RISKS OF CONTAMINATION DURING PRO-IVG EVENTS by Agnieszka Barteczko and Pawel Florkiewicz WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki called on Tuesday for an end to the protests for the right to abortion, believing that they posed a major risk of contamination by the coronavirus.

Amber Melville-Brown, media manager at the law firm Withers, said in

Newsweek that "Meghan has a lesson to learn from all this". "Getting into litigation is a dangerous game, it can explode in his face." The tumultuous trial of Johnny Depp, who had seen many scabrous and very private details of his couple balanced on the public square, should, still according to this lawyer, curb the desires of Meghan Markle to do battle. "Does she want to put herself in the same position? To be subjected to hostile cross-examination? To have her privacy and thoughts exposed?"

Your browser does not support this video Moreover, if the affairs of Meghan Markle and Johnny Depp are diametrically different, they do meet on one point.

They have the same lawyer . A certain Jenny Afia from the Schillings firm. Mark Stephens, ex-lawyer for Julian Assange, for his part, explained to Newsweek that Meghan Markle was facing the same risks as Johnny Depp. "The lesson Meghan has to take from all of this is that celebrities don't always win."

Vianney deplores the hatred towards Michel Sardou: "It is forbidden to love him, there is a real good thought"

© SIPA Vianney deplores the hatred towards Michel Sardou: "It is forbidden to love him, there is a real good thought " Among the artists for whom Vianney would like to write songs, there is Céline Dion ... and Michel Sardou. A choice which, according to him, goes against the "good thinking" of the "world of music". This Friday, October 30, singer Vianney , returned from his long two-year break in the spring, released his third album titled Don't wait.

© Provided by Gala Johnny Depp at the exit of the Royal Court of Justice in London, on the last day of his libel trial, July 28, 2020. Mirrorpix / Bestimage As a reminder, Meghan Markle has initiated proceedings against the Mail on Sunday after the tabloid in February 2019 revealed

passages from a private letter she sent to her father, Thomas Markle. The Duchess of Sussex, who has since left the British royal family with Prince Harry, remains determined to seek redress. But she asked for an deadline and the trial will ultimately not be held next January, but at in the fall of 2021 .

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