Britain's The Sun Apologizes to Teri Hatcher

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Britain's The Sun is the latest tabloid to bow down in court to Hatcher over a story that claimed she used a camper van parked outside her home for se

April 20, 2006

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Britain's best-selling newspaper The Sun apologized Wednesday to Teri Hatcher over a story that claimed she had sex with men in a van outside her home. The tabloid acknowledged the article, which it published last August, as "totally incorrect" and apologized to Hatcher "for the embarrassment caused."

Hatcher's legal firm, Schillings, mentioned the newspaper had agreed to pay undisclosed damages and the actress' legal cost. In related news, it is also reported that celebrity magazine Heat also had agreed to apologize for printing the same allegations in August.

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