Kate Middleton Topless Photos: Royals Seek Injunction and Damages
September 16, 2012
Royal News
Kate Middleton’s topless photos won’t be showing up in any more magazines, if the royal family has a say. Lawyers for the palace are heading to court on Monday to stop further publication of the racy pics of the future queen sunbathing with Prince William in Southern France.
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While the British press is steering clear of the photos of Kate sunning poolside at a relative’s chateau, the Irish Daily Star reproduced the Closer images on Saturday. Meanwhile, Mondadori’s Italian magazine, Chi, plans to run 26 pages of the eye-popping pics on Monday.
News of the scandal broke as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge traveled through Singapore, Malaysia and the South Pacific as part of the Diamond Jubilee tour.
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REALLY? You people need to get a life. Leave Kate alone. This is absolutely bizarre. Have you never seen breasts before?
I hope the Palace nails the paparazzi and the photographer who took those pictures. Kate and William were on private property, being a husband and wife, if they wanted photographs taken their wouldn't have been such security let alone such a closed in environment. This is the paparazzi going way to far (as always it seems these days), anyone who buys any publication showing such smut should be ashamed of themselves, how would one like it if they were photographed on private property with their tops off and plastered all over any trash publication who is so desperate for reading they would stoop this low, I would like these scum who call themselves photographers and journalists get the full of the law and monetary damages enough so that they go our of business. How dare they print such stuff and how dare anyone read, look or buy this type of publication.