Charges over topless Kate pics
The editor of French magazine Closer and a photographer have been charged with breaking the country's privacy rules after the magazine published pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless last year.
Charges over topless Duchess of Cambridge photos
The editor of French magazine closer and a photographer have been charged with breaking France's privacy laws by publishing topless photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge.
Closer Editor Laurence Pieau has been charged for publishing the photographs in September last year, according to AFP.
The agency also reported that an unnamed photographer was charged last month, while another is under formal investigation and will be charged “very shortly” for breaking France’s strict privacy rules.
The photographs were taken while the Duchess was on a private holiday with the Duke in Provence in the south of France.
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