Meghan Markle is anticipated to face a fresh controversy as a US tabloid magazine, Globe, prepares to release a cover story delving into her “secret past” on Monday. This development comes shortly after Prince Harry’s return to the United States, where he provided testimony against a newspaper publisher regarding phone hacking allegations. The timing of the magazine’s release, coupled with its provocative cover story, suggests the potential for further scrutiny and media attention surrounding the Duchess of Sussex.
The tabloid Globe, based in Boca Raton, Florida, known for its sensationalist tabloid journalism covering politics, celebrity, human interest, and crime stories, is featuring the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, on its cover with a provocative headline that reads “Meghan Bimbogate Explodes.” The article delves into a controversial story about the Duchess, likely presented in a sensationalized manner, which is typical of tabloid reporting.
The upcoming edition of the tabloid features an image on the cover that appears to be an edited picture of Meghan, the wife of Prince Harry. This edition, specifically targeting Meghan, is scheduled for publication on June 19th. This development has sparked speculation among royal observers about the possibility of Prince Harry initiating legal action against the US media outlet. Supporters of Meghan are convinced that the Duke of Sussex may pursue a lawsuit against the tabloid for their apparent targeting of his wife.
Prince Harry made history by becoming the first British royal to testify as a witness in court since the 1890s. He took the stand at the High Court in London as part of his ongoing lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). Harry, along with over 100 other individuals, is suing MGN, the publisher of the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror, and Sunday People tabloids. The allegations leveled against MGN accuse the media group of engaging in widespread unlawful activities between 1991 and 2011. This legal battle has garnered significant attention, as it sheds light on the contentious relationship between the media and the royal family.
