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Oprah Winfrey famously interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2021 - and now the iconic TV presenter "could be questioned by lawyers" because the bombshell chat.It has been reported that Oprah might have to submit to a deposition in America after the Duchess' sister Samantha Markle sues for £60,000 in damages.The Sun reports that Samantha wants to "call on" Oprah - among other people - because she believes that her reputation was damaged after her sister spoke about her during the tell-all interview last year.READ MORE: Harry and Meghan 'hunting for new US mansion' after deciding £14m home 'isn't enough'Meghan's lawyer has said that Samantha's legal team has "identified 19 non-party witnesses, including Prince Harry, Meghan’s mother and Oprah Winfrey" whom she wants to depose.As well as believing that her reputation was damaged during the tell-all interview with Oprah, where Meghan said she was "only child", Samantha also says that she was defamed in the book Finding Freedom.Finding Freedom is a biography about Meghan and Harry's lives together from courting to marriage. It also depicts their eventual departure from the British royal family as working royals.Finding Freedom came out in 2020 and is a book written by Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand.Samantha is Meghan's half-sister, whom the Duchess has lost touch with in recent years.

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RYLAN Clark has admitted he was forced to erase parts of his tell-all book after a "legal threat". The TV presenter ran into trouble when he refused to show lawyers old messages from his ex-husband that he'd quoted in Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future. Instead, the 33-year-old chose not to reveal the most painful details from his failed marriage, which left him battling with his mental health last year.

Thorn in her side? Michelle Young seemingly threw shade at former fiancé Nayte Olukoya following his recent revelations about their “rocky” breakup.

rewrite sections of his forthcoming memoir over fears it will reflect poorly in the wake of the Queen's death - but do you think he should cancel its release?According to one royal expert, the Duke of Sussex wants to edit his bombshell book to avoid causing offence to his estranged family members.In an interview with GB News, Kinsey Schofield said: “He is afraid that he’ll come off insensitive and he’s afraid that there will be backlash if he releases some of these stories right after the death of Queen Elizabeth as his father King Charles is trying to start his reign on a high note.”Harry has vowed that the book will be a "truthful and wholly accurate" account of his life - with the announcement of the novel sending a "tsunami of fear" through royal circles.Penguin Random House has described the memoir as an “honest and captivating personal portrait” of his “lifetime in the public eye from childhood to the present day”.But after viewing the first draft, the publisher asked the Duke to rewrite sections of it, as they regarded the manuscript as “too touchy feely” and too focused on mental health, writes the Mail on Sunday.Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.It is understood that the royal family, as well as their lawyers and advisors, have not read any part of the manuscript. There is currently no publication date for the forthcoming book, but do you think Prince Harry should cancel its release? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. The Daily Star will also be discussing the topic with you below in the comments and you can join in! All you have to do is sign up, submit your comment, register your details and then you can take part.

forthcoming autobiography because he fears being vilified for it in the wake of the Queen’s death, according to reports. The Duke of Sussex is worried that some of the revelations in his book “might not look so good” following the public outpouring of support for the monarchy, both at home and abroad, it is claimed. The book, part of a three-title deal worth £36.

Prince Harry is "desperately making last-minute changes" to tell-all book following the death of Queen Elizabeth. The 38-year-old royal - who stepped down from duties back in 2020 and relocated to L. A with wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex back in 2020 - had received a multi-million advance to pen an "explosive" memoir with a ghost writer but is said to be "desperately trying to refine" the tome before it is published later this year following the passing of his grandmother.

SHE shelled out hundreds of thousands of pounds in her doomed libel court battle with Coleen Rooney. But I can reveal Rebekah Vardy has found a way to claw back some of her depleted fortune. The Wag has signed a mega-bucks deal to take part in a documentary about the infamous Wagatha Christie showdown.

Prince Harry penned a memoir which was set to be released this year, and cover the many unique situations he's faced as the youngest son of King Charles III, who recently ascended the throne after Queen Elizabeth II died Thursday following 70 years of service. The Duke of Sussex announced in 2021 that he signed a deal with Penguin Random House to publish a book which would cover a "firsthand account" of his life "that's accurate and wholly truthful." Initially, his tome was tentatively scheduled for a global release in late 2022 as part of a reported four-part book deal with the publishing giant.

Queen as intimately growing up as her nanny — but her insiders book about life working for the royals put her on a dark, lonely path.Marion Crawford was a Scottish educator and governor to Queen Elizabeth and her sister, Princess Margaret, when they were growing up, helping prepare them for public life after their father, King George VI, took the throne.She would teach the children French and even playing the part of hobby horse, allowing herself to be strapped up with reins and bells while carrying the future Queen around Buckingham Palace.Following her retirement, she would go on to publish a book about the princesses' young years.But the Queen Mother objected to Crawford’s insights into the royal family, including hints about the-then king’s mood swings, and froze her out.The 78-year-old was cut off from the family and died alone in a nursing home, having tried to take her own life on two separate occasions.Raised in Fife and taught in Edinburgh, Marion Crawford became a governess for the Duke and Duchess of York who would go onto become King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (later known as the Queen Mother).Upon George VI’s accession to the throne in 1936, “Crawfie” became responsible for educating Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, with Politico describing her as the royal family’s “very own Mary Poppins”.Crawford was a dedicated companion of the royal family for more than 17 years, being granted a cottage in the grounds of Kensington Palace as a way of thanks for her service upon her retirement in 1947.The teacher was so dedicated to the famous family that she put off getting married for 16 of those years so as not to abandon the King and Queen.But trouble began for the Scot when, in a deal brokered with

A new documentary series will reveal what really happens on Love Island as stars of the hit ITV show tell-all. Channel 4 are set to air the explosive new series, which will feature exclusive interviews with Islanders dishing dirt on at the sometimes controversial reality show. Ex contestants will expose what really goes on behind the scenes as well as how they deal with instant fame and what happens when they go back to a normal life after their time in the Spanish villa.The Sun, which first broke the news, revealed the show will be titled Reality Check: Life After The Limelight.The reports come just a couple of weeks after Love Island host Laura Whitmore shocked fans by announcing she was quitting the show, after finding "certain elements" of the series "very difficult", including the travel requirements.

Britney Spears has a new message for her youngest son, Jayden Federline.

BRITNEY Spears has sent an emotional message to sons Jayden and Preston amid a heated and increasingly public family feud. The post followed a statement from her youngest child, Jayden, who appeared to extend an olive branch to the pop star in an interview with The Sun about their challenging family situation.

Meghan Markle has revealed that the "surreal" Frogmore Cottage has remained mostly untouched since she and Prince Harry upped sticks and moved to the US. The property in Windsor was renovated for a reported fee of £2.4million for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex prior to the birth of Archie in May 2019.

Over the weekend, Britney Spears made headlines when she uploaded a 22-minute audio recording in which she revealed several new details about the conservatorship she was put under in 2008.

Britney Spears doesn't want to do a tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey. The 40-year-old pop star gained control of her multimillion-dollar fortune and various aspects of her life when a conservatorship governed by her family was terminated back in 2021 after 13 years but despite receiving several lucrative offers, she thinks her story is "beyond" the concept of a sit-down interview. She said: "I really don’t think any of that is relevant, getting paid to tell your story.

Netflix have announced a tell-all Robbie Williams documentary that will explore his addictions, affairs and his reunions with former band Take That. The multi-part series will be released in 2023 and will be an honest exploration of all the highs and lows of his 30-year career. It was announced that the series will cover how Robbie dealt with the media scrutiny, addictions, affairs, recoveries and moreThe impact fame had on his mental health and relationships will also be explored in the upcoming series.

Coleen Rooney is reportedly on track to sign a multi-million pound deal with Disney+ after she won the Wagatha Christie court trial.The long-running saga between Coleen, 36, and nemesis Rebekah Vardy, 30, who battled it out in the High Court during a seven-day trial, was finally put to an end when a judge ruled in Coleen’s favour last month. Streaming giants Disney+ allegedly went head-to-head against rivals Netflix, Amazon Prime and Discovery to secure Coleen’s signature, reports the Daily Mirror.

Prince Charles and William reportedly will be "kept in the dark regarding the contents of Prince Harry's forthcoming tell-all memoir". It's understood that the Royal Family will only read Harry's "heartfelt" book at the same time as the public. Sources have alleged that neither the Prince of Wales nor the Duke of Cambridge, or their lawyers and advisors, have not seen any part of the manuscript.

the Duke of Sussex’s memoir at the same time as the public, The Telegraph understands. Neither the Prince of Wales nor the Duke of Cambridge has seen any part of the manuscript, or even been told when the book will be published. Their lawyers and advisers have also been kept in the dark.

Will Smith is back in talks with Netflix over a tell-all biopic just weeks after apologizing for slapping Chris Rock at The Oscars according to a new report.It is claimed that the 53-year-old Academy Award winner was in negotiations with major streaming services over a film following his life which were halted after the ugly physical altercation with the 57-year-old comedian.Now, at least one major corporation is open to doing business with Smith according to The Sun on Friday as a source said: 'Will was left out in the cold by Netflix and Apple TV+ in the wake of the slap.'He has since apologized and stepped out of the spotlight for a lengthy period. With this in mind it is broadly agreed enough time has passed to let the dust settle.' Telling his side? Will Smith is back in talks with Netflix over a tell-all biopic just weeks after apologizing for slapping Chris Rock at The Oscars according to a new report from The Sun The slap heard round the world: Smith slapped Rock on March 27 at the 94th Academy Awards'It has been made clear discussions can be started again about a biopic which Netflix were interested in.'No doubt that the shocking incident with Rock will have to be part of of the discussions.