Cheerleading business owner Megan Anderson Yarbrough again invoked Georgia’s anti-SLAPP statute to strike Stephanie Britt’s defamation complaint over Yarbrough’s speech. On this third appeal, the Court of Appeals held that the challenged speech concerned a matter of public interest, satisfying the statute’s first step. But the trial court had not adequately decided the second step—whether Britt showed a probability of prevailing on her defamation claim, including how any privilege applied. The court affirmed the public-interest ruling, vacated the strike of the defamation claim, and remanded for that merits assessment.