TV presenter Piers Morgan defended his decision to identify the two royals at the center of the furore, saying it was “blindingly obvious” they were not guilty of racism.
Prince Harry and Meghan have yet to break their silence after the Dutch translation of Omit Scobie’s book. The end gameRacism identified two royal families at the center of the hierarchy.
Before the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan’s son Archie, King Charles and the Princess of Wales were named as members of the royal family accused of questioning the color of his skin.
The Sussexes — who first made the claims in a 2021 interview with Oprah — have so far kept quiet about the situation.
A source close to the royal family has called on the Sussexes to speak out and defend their relatives as their silence is “deafening”. telegram.
TV presenter Piers Morgan defended his decision to identify the two royals at the center of the furore, saying it was “blindingly obvious” they were not guilty of racism.
The Dutch version of Endgame was pulled from the shelves, with the publisher dismissing the version with the names as a “translation error”.
Mr Scobie said Newsnight Apologies were not for him because he still wanted to know what had happened.
He said: “There are no names in the book I edited and signed.”
Omit Scobie refuses to apologize after King Charles and Kate are named in Dutch book
Author Omit Scobie has refused to apologise, as King Charles and the Princess of Wales were named as two senior royals who allegedly raised “concerns” about Prince Harry and Meghan’s son’s skin color before he was born. Appearing on BBC Newsnight with Victoria Derbyshire on Thursday (November 30), Mr Tobey said: “It’s not for me to apologize because I still want to know what happened.” The 42-year-old was asked if he could “take it to heart” that naming two members of the royal family in the Dutch version of Endgame was not a “publicity stunt to sell more books”. Mr Tobey replied: “About my life, my family’s life.”
Maryam Zakir-Ussain2 December 2023 08:37
Prince Harry and Meghan urge to protect King and Princess of Wales
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been urged to back the King and Princess of Wales amid accusations of racism.
Prince Harry and Meghan have yet to comment after Charles III and Catherine were accused of questioning Archie’s skin color in the Dutch translation of Omit Scobie’s Endgame.
“For a couple who have talked about ‘death by a thousand comments,’ the silence at the moment is deafening,” a source close to Prince Harry and Meghan told The Telegraph, urging the couple to protect their relatives.
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Maryam Zakir-Ussain2 December 2023 07:46
Harry and Meghan agreed to the Spotify deal because they were in desperate need of cash
Jane Dalton2 December 2023 07:00
Kate Middleton ‘took conversation lessons’, says teacher
Reminder: The Princess of Wales has taken elocution lessons and now sounds more posh than her husband, Omit Skopje said:
Jane Dalton2 December 2023 06:30
Reminder: How the royal ‘racist’ row unfolded
The Independent Recaps the twists and turns of this modern royal line starting in 2016:
Jane Dalton2 December 2023 06:00
Rishi Sunak praises Raja, avoids racism controversy at Cop28
Rishi Sunak, while praising the king’s role in international climate talks, avoided commenting on the royal controversy surrounding allegations of racism.
Asked about the controversy as he flew to Dubai for the Cop28 climate talks, Mr Sunak told reporters: “With a long and relevant conference, it would not be right for me to talk about the royal family in any shape or form.”
He praised the climate-conscious monarch and highlighted the UK’s leadership at the climate summit. “I’m glad he’s going to be with the police tomorrow and he’s calling for arms in the opening statement,” Mr Sunak said.
“It speaks to the kind of leadership we have for a country that we’ve got our president there, calling to arms in the opening statement, it speaks to the respect he’s got on this issue around the world.
“We’ve got the head of government in me, and we’ve got our chief diplomat in the foreign secretary. There are very few countries that can say what I’ve said.
“So it speaks back to our leadership on this issue and particularly Her Majesty’s long track record of championing this issue, and I’m delighted that she’s going to deliver this very important statement tomorrow.”
Shweta Sharma2 December 2023 05:30
The monarchy has suffered ‘long-term reputational damage’
The monarchy has suffered “long-term reputational damage” and will affect entire families and institutions, a royal commentator said.
Jo Little of Majesty magazine said the suspicions were enough to damage the royal family and the monarchy over the racist row.
“Allegations, whether true or false, will clearly cast doubt in the minds of those who know the named persons. It will not help in any way shape or form.
“But the mud sticks, if there’s a shadow of doubt, it never goes away, and it affects not just individuals, but the entire organization — it’s long-term reputational damage,” he said.
Shweta Sharma2 December 2023 04:12
REVIEW: Scobie criticizes King and Prince for failing to contact Harry after car chase
Omit Scobie singled out King Charles III and the Prince of Wales after it appeared that “not a single member” of the royal family contacted the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following a “near catastrophic” car chase through New York City earlier this year:
Jane Dalton2 December 2023 04:00
Harry and Meghan called to break their deafening silence – report
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been urged to protect King Charles and Princess Camilla, amid a racism row, sources close to the family have said.
A source close to the royal family has called on the Sussexes to speak out and defend their relatives as their silence is “deafening”. telegram.
“For the couple who spoke about ‘Ayram No Comments,’ the silence is deafening this time,” the source said.
Another person described the choice to avoid mentioning the allegations as “interesting”, especially given that the Sussexes have made several complaints about a lack of protection against unfavorable media coverage during their time at the palace.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are being pressured by public figures to speak out as both remain silent on allegations that the King and Queen raised concerns about the skin tone of Prince Harry and Meghan’s son Archie before they were even born.
Shweta Sharma2 December 2023 03:55
