Harry and Meghan’s accusations of racism against the British royal family are again causing an uproar in the palace. This time, Prince Charles is in the line of fire.
London – After Harry’s (37) and Meghans (40) scandalous interview with Oprah Winfrey (67), one topic in particular let the rumor mill simmer. As reported by 24royal.de *, the two royal dropouts revealed in an interview with Oprah that a member of the royal family had made a racist comment about their son Archie (2). They kept the name to themselves at the time.
Prince Charles: He defends himself against accusations of racism with clear words
Duchess Meghan * and Prince Harry * have still not revealed who is responsible for the racism scandal in the Royal Family *, but the American author Christopher Andersen (72) claims to have revealed the secret. In his book “Brothers And Wives: Inside the Private Lives of William, Kate, Harry and Meghan” (Eng .: Brothers and Wives: Insight into the private lives of William, Kate, Harry and Meghan) Andersen reports to the portal “Page Six” according to a conversation between Prince Charles (73) and Duchess Camilla * (74), which should have taken place shortly after the engagement of the Sussex couple.
As a palace source confided in Andersen, Charles * is said to have asked his wife over breakfast what the children of Meghan and Harry will look like. In response to this question, Camilla is said to have said, somewhat irritated, “Well, absolutely beautiful, I’m sure of that”, which in turn apparently led to another question from her husband: “I mean, what do you think your children’s complexion might look like? “
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Prince Charles: Palace responds to allegations
Prince Harry is said to have spoken to his father about the comment, whereupon Charles is only said to have replied that the 37-year-old was “too sensitive to the matter”. Prince William * (39) is said to have described the expression about the skin color as “tactless”.
Prince Charles’ spokesman dismissed the allegations in the recently published book. When asked by the “New York Post”, the palace announced: “This is made up and worth no further comment.” * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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