Well, this is yet another royal shocker, King Charles III, via Buckingham Palace, has decided to officially address the most problematic and embarrassing revelation of journalist Omid Scobie‘s book Endgame.
While the bombshell book is aimed at all members of the Royal Family, one of the most talked-about revelations involves the racist comments made to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle while she was pregnant with her firstborn, Prince Archie.
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, both Meghan Markle and Prince Harry spoke about the racist remark that drove the former actress to tears and caused her already fragile mental health to spiral into an even darker place.
The exchange between Markle and the talk show host went like this. Meghan Markle explained: “All around this same time — we have in tandem the conversation of, ‘He won’t be given security, he’s not going to be given a title,’ and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he’s born.”
Oprah Winfrey asked: “About how dark your baby is going to be?” Meghan Markle responded by: “Potentially, and what that would mean or look like.”
Years later, it was confirmed that King Charles was hurt and dismayed by the accusation revealed by her daughter-in-law.
After the airing of the interview, King Charles immediately wrote to the Montecito royal and asked how he could help.
Markle replied by sharing the name of the royal who made the racist remarks. She also said it was more of an “unconscious bias.”
Everyone assumed that the story had died. Well, Omid Scobie not only revived it but also injected steroids into it, and it has been on a rampage like Godzilla.
According to the royal journalist in her conversation with King Charles, Markles identified not one but two royals who made racist comments.
According to Page Six, Scobie wrote: “The Duchess of Sussex wrote private letters to King Charles III, in which she named the two people who took part in those conversations.”
He went on to say that he knows who the racist royals are but cannot reveal their names because of a potential lawsuit.
King Charles immediately hit back via an email to Page Six. The Monarch said Markle did send him a letter to shed more light on the situation. However, Scobie got his facts wrong.
Markle revealed the name of one only person. A Palace aide disputes that claim to Page Six, however, “It was only one person, never two.”
The Palace seems intent in hitting back.
I do not class a question wondering whether the skin colour of a child from a mixed race couple would be white dark or in-between surly that’s something that the pair of them must of considered themselves I very much doubt if whatever was said was said with a racist intension and let’s be honest how many people in this country didn’t think the same thing and spoke about it to a friend at some point it seems to me that some people have found it an easy way to make money out of it by keeping on about it in the press and on the media