Chelsea Sues Meg for Unauthorized Use of Photos and Trailer

In a shocking turn of events, Chelsea Davy has taken legal action against Meg for using her photos and trailer without permission.

Last week, a teaser for the Harry and Meghan docuseries was released, featuring a picture of the Duke of Sussex's ex-girlfriend.

The minute-long trailer showcases personal and never-before-seen black and white pictures of the couple, with Prince Harry being asked about his decision to make the documentary.

As the trailer progresses, a photo taken at Westminster Abbey during the Commonwealth Day service is shown, prominently featuring the Prince and Princess of Wales alongside the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Amidst these visuals, Prince Harry emphasizes his determination to protect his family, while Meghan wipes away tears.

The trailer also includes more pictures, some capturing crowds and paparazzi, as well as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at various stages of their lives.

Notably, one image shows Harry shielding his face from camera flashes.

However, Netflix cropped out Chelsea Davy from the original photo, taken in 2007 at Heathrow Airport, for the purpose of the trailer.

In the snap, a 22-year-old Harry can be seen wearing jeans, a black t-shirt, a brown jacket, and a cap.

He is pictured with his arm protectively draped over Chelsea's shoulder, having picked her up from the airport after her long flight from Johannesburg.

Chelsea and Harry had an on-again-off-again relationship from 2004, when they met in Cape Town, until 2011.

Despite their split, the Zimbabwean businesswoman was even present at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's royal wedding in May 2018.

The inclusion of a picture featuring Chelsea Davy in the documentary trailer sparked mixed reactions.

Body language expert Jesus Enrique Rosas took to Twitter, exclaiming, “You just can't make this stuff up!

For Harry and Meghan's Netflix teaser, they included a cropped picture of Harry with Chelsea Davy.

Laughin' my *ss off, what is this?”

Another Twitter user, AtHusham, found the move amusing, stating, “Who knew one minute could yield so many laughs?”

In other news, it was revealed in a bombshell book by royal author Valentin Lowe that Meghan Markle was shocked to learn she would not be paid for her work at royal engagements.

Lowe's book, “Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown,” released earlier this year, disclosed Meghan's surprise during her first major royal tour of Australia in 2018.

The attention she received from the public during the tour was largely due to her refreshingly informal approach to royal visits.

For instance, she baked banana bread herself and brought it as a gift to a farming family's home.

At a school visit focused on improving educational outcomes for young aboriginals, she was hailed as an inspirational role model.

However, behind the scenes, Meghan failed to comprehend the purpose of countless walkabouts and handshakes with strangers.

According to unnamed members of her staff, Meghan expressed disbelief, saying, “I can't believe I'm not getting paid for this.”

Despite enjoying the attention, she struggled to grasp the significance of these engagements.

Chelsea's legal action against Meg for unauthorized use of photos and trailer has added yet another layer of complexity to the ongoing narrative surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

As the legal battle unfolds, the public awaits further developments and revelations, eager to understand the implications for both parties involved.