TV stars Tracy-Ann Oberman and Rachel Riley drop libel claim over Twitter post
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msn.comRachel Riley and Tracy-Ann Oberman have dropped a High Court libel claim against a barrister over a Twitter post and agreed to pay some of her legal costs.Jane Heybroek was sued after she retweeted a link to a blog in January last year entitled “Beneath Contempt: How Tracy Ann Oberman and Rachel Riley harassed, dogpiled and slandered a 16-year-old child and her father”.She had not penned the original blog and insisted she could not be held liable for the contents of the article.Taking to Twitter today, Ms Heybroek, a barrister specialising in immigration, said the legal claim has now been dropped by the TV stars.“I am now able to report that the claim against me has been withdrawn and that Ms Riley and Ms Oberman have agreed to make.
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