A "queen" holds out her hand to the Duchess: "Thank you Meghan for your courage and your leadership",
Beyonce '
sent to her
friend Meghan Markle
to say
after the explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey aired last Sunday on CBS. seen so far by around 50 million viewers worldwide.
The data refer only to 17 countries against the 80 to which CBS has sold the rights (1.2 million in Italy on Tv8).
"Queen Bee" is the latest celebrity in the US who has made a splash with Meghan and Harry.
Beyonce 'rarely uses the internet, but to show her support for the Sussexes (and Meghan in particular) she used the homepage of her website for a very public message of thanks: "Thank you for your courage. With your words you inspired us. and given strength ".
Alongside the expressions of gratitude, a photo shows the two women together in 2019 at the premiere of "Lion King", their first meeting.
Messages of solidarity continue to arrive in the US to the protagonists of "
Megxit"
, often seasoned with attacks on Buckingham Palace.
According to the TMZ website, the co-founder of the
Black Lives Matter
movement
, Opal Tometi, has called for a boycott of the royal family.
after the dukes revealed that when Meghan was pregnant with little Archie, one of the Windsors would have expressed "concerns" about the color of the unborn child's skin.
The official Black Lives Matter Twitter account also sided with Meghan: "He reminded us that we don't protect Black women enough. And when they are leaders .... it's even worse. Don't just celebrate Black women: protect them every day ".
But if
much of the US, as in Lady Diana's time, is on Meghan and Harry's side,
a small percentage of Americans reacted annoyed to the uproar aroused by the interview with Oprah: declaring that "they couldn't care less", by former President Donand Trump, Don Jr, launched an eight-minute attack on Markle: "Are we really pretending she's a victim? Have you ever met a camera you don't love? I'm really sorry for Harry. In that video looks like a hostage. "
Don Jr. admitted that he did not see the interview ("wasted time") and took the information about it on Twitter.
