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The court also disagreed that the use of material from Markle's letter was in the public interest.

A British court has dismissed an appeal by a newspaper publisher seeking to overturn an earlier ruling.

The five-page letter to Markle's father followed a collapse in their relationship.

The lawyers had previously denied that Harry or Meghan had collaborated with the authors.

The paper, which published extracts in February 2019, argued Markle wanted the letter public to respond to anonymous comments.

Meghan's letter to her estranged father was written a few months after she married Prince Harry.

The Duchess of Sussex is currently suing a publication, claiming breach of privacy and copyright.

Markle is suing Associated Newspapers for invasion of privacy & copyright infringement.