TMZ said that, according to its sources within the police department, LAPD officers have been granted a warrant to investigate phone and email records of an unnamed party, adding: "Right now the working theory is the perp goes buzzzzzzz." The Beyoncé's followers became enraged at Roy after rumour spread that she was "Becky With the Good Hair", a woman referenced in her latest album, Lemonade, who listeners have interpreted as having had an affair with the singer's husband, Jay Z.Īs for what happened in the alleged hack, while attackers can carry out highly intrusive and destructive acts, it seems that the extent of this particular incident is the phone number associated with Roy's accounts being changed without her permission. The rumoured attack is said to have been part of a co-ordinated campaign by singer Beyoncé's most avid fans, the Beyhive, who openly targeted Roy on Twitter. : The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is reportedly investigating a hack of fashion designer Rachel Roy's iCloud and Gmail accounts.Ĭelebrity gossip site TMZ claims to have seen relevant official documents, Roy called the police back in April, claiming her accounts had been compromised. Kensington Palace hasn’t commented on the theft of the pictures, nor have Middleton's representatives.
The 35-year old man's identity hasn't been released and it's not known if he has any involvement with the Royal Family. Police said his WhatsApp name was Crafty Cockney. The man was arrested under the Computer Misuse Act in Northamptonshire and has been taken into custody at a police station in South London. The Sun claimed other photos were also available to buy, including naked pictures of Pippa's financier fiancé James Matthews and the party planner at a wedding dress fitting. "This isnt (sic) an auction it will be a simple process of the highest bid," the seller allegedly said in the message to the newspaper. The newspaper said 3,000 photographs were stolen and they were on sale for £50,000 if the paper could send the money over within 48 hours. It is alleged that the person responsible tried to sell the photos to The Sun newspaper via WhatsApp. : A man has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police on suspicion of hacking into Pippa Middleton's iCloud account and stealing photos from her iPhone, including some of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and her sister Kate. Meanwhile, the man arrested earlier this week was named as unemployed website designer Nathan Wyatt, although he has now been released on bail. Wolanski said the legal team has so far failed to identify any defendants responsible for the attack. Police are still investigating who may have broken into her account and for what reasons. He explained it had been a "flagrant" and "criminal" act, causing Middleton extreme upset. Pippa's barrister Adam Wolanski said there had been a genuine attack on the royal relation. High Court justice Philippa Whipple also said Pippa's fiance would be protected against the publication of the 3,000 pictures offer for sale to I, which are said to include naked photos of James Matthews.
: The High Court has banned the publivation of pictures stolen from Pippa Middleton's iCloud account, saying it will take civil court action against a "person or persons unknown" following the hack.
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