The husband of X Factor judge Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Jean Bernard has accepted an undisclosed amount of damages from a magazine over an "upsetting" article that they printed about the couple's wedding.
Jean Bernard brought proceedings against the magazine citing invasion of privacy and breach of the Data Protection Act at London’s High Court for an article that was published back in August. The charges were brought against Bauer Consumer Media Ltd.
In court, his solicitor Mr Galbraith told the court that the article had caused Jean Bernard upset and distress as it contained a number of inaccuracies including that his wife had paid for her own wedding ring.
The article reportedly also stated that Cheryl’s mother was to move in with the couple and made other comments about how they would live.
According to reports, the publishers accepted that it was an intrusion into his life and agreed to pay damages.
Síomha Ní Ruairc opened up about protecting her daughter New mum Síomha Ní Ruairc has opened up about deciding against sharing her daughter’s name publicly. The TV presenter welcomed a baby girl with her husband, Cathal, six weeks ago, but has chosen to keep their daughter’s name private. In an interview with Oliver Callan on RTÉ Radio […]
Blake Lively is a fan of this Irish jewellery brand This Irish fine jewellery brand has been given the seal of approval from Serena van der Woodsen herself. Blake Lively was spotted wearing Sunday Finest Jewellery’s The Soleil Ring while attending the Emirates FA Cup Fifth Round match between Wrexham and Chelsea in Wrexham, Wales. Created especially for Blake by […]
Catherine Harding has responded to Chappell Roan’s claims Irish mum Catherine Harding has issued a statement after Chappell Roan took to social media to react about her security’s alleged interaction with the 11-year-old in a Brazil hotel. Harding and her partner, former Chelsea and Arsenal midfielder Jorginho, called out the singer for allegedly sending a […]
