Meghan Markle just scored another major win in her privacy lawsuit.
Back in February, the Duchess of Sussex won a suit against the Mail on Sunday and their parent company, Associated Newspapers, which began after a private letter that Markle sent to her father in August of 2018 was published across five different articles in the Mail on Sunday.
Now, after a judge ruled in Markle's favor, it looks like she's earned another win by getting her legal costs paid for as well. At a remote hearing at the High Court in London on May 5, it was determined that Markle owned the sole rights of the letter (as she didn't use any royal press secretaries to help draft it), and this decision was followed by an order for the Associated Newspapers media company to pay for all of her legal costs.