(ANSA) - LONDON, 08 MAR - It is not attributable to Queen Elizabeth, 94, nor to the 99-year-old Prince Consort Philip, the apparently racist tenor comment that a member of the British royal family made to Harry at the time, on the fear that his son might have too dark skin before his wife Meghan - a former actress of African American maternal origins - gave birth to little Archie. The Duke of Sussex himself specified this in an excerpt from the interview with Oprah Winfrey that was not aired last night due to lack of space, but recovered today with other clips from CBS in a morning talk show. Racism against Meghan was "in large part" behind the decision of the Dukes of Sussex to leave the United Kingdom and the royal family, said the prince, recalling the words of an entrepreneur who invited him not to react, since otherwise "the media would have destroyed the our life "and since, according to him, the Kingdom remained a" very intolerant "country. Maper Harry "the UK is not intolerant, the press is intolerant, specifically the tabloids. Unfortunately, if the information sources are corrupt or racist, this affects the rest of society". (HANDLE).
Harry, racist fears about Archie not from queen or Philip
2021-03-08T13:28:54.060Z
Not to the 94-year-old Queen Elizabeth, nor to the 99-year-old Prince Consort Philip, is the apparently racist tenor comment that a member of the British royal family made at the time to Harry about the fear that his son might have a ... (HANDLE)