Censori's Letter Is a Decline of Consent to Interview, Not a Sealed Record

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Welcome magazine requested an interview. TMZ says Bianca Censori replied with a letter refusing the format. That is a no. It is not a protective order.

Public figures may refuse questions. Outlets may still write from images and third-party facts. Court Magazine notes the refusal and stops short of inventing testimony she would not give.

Source: TMZ celebrity news.

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