It appears that Kate Middleton's topless photo scandal isn't over yet. After months of investigation, invasion of privacy charges have been filed in France against a publisher and photographer considered to be involved in the embarrassing turmoil.
According to the Telegraph, Ernesto Mauri, Chief Executive of publishing house Mondadori, is facing a difficult situation for printing the pictures in the company's French magazine, Closer.
A source revealed to the paper that Suau, who works for the regional paper La Provence, is "not concerned" about the charge and admits to taking the bathing suit images, but not the topless ones.
The investigation, requested by St. James Palace, is ongoing.
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