Singapore: Well-known social media influencer accused of infidelity fails to stop court order for correspondence with two men


SINGAPORE, July 2 (The Straits Times/ANN): A social media influencer has failed in her legal bid to stop another woman from obtaining correspondence between her and two men she is accused of being intimate with.

The influencer, Rachel Wong (pic), had appealed against a State Courts' order to provide such documents to Olivia Wu, whom she is suing for defamation.

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