NBC NATIONAL NEWS — Singer Charlotte Church and her parents settled damages for phone hacking by the Rupert Murdoch tabloid “News of the World”.

London's high court awarded the singer $951,400, including over $400,000 in legal fees, which is one of the highest settlements yet to be paid out in the phone hacking scandal.

Church said she was disgusted by what happened.

"What I have discovered, as the litigation has gone on, has sickened and disgusted me. Nothing was deemed off-limits by those who pursued me and my family, just to make money for a multinational news corporation,” said Church. “Of course, I was a teenager at the time, and my parents were not in the public eye, they just happened to have a well-known daughter."

“News of the World” wrote 33 articles on Church when she was a teenager.

Her phone was hacked in 2002, and the tabloid gained access to her medical records.