A writer close to the royal family claims that the queen fears the impact of Harry and Megan's interview on Prince Philip's health • Presenter who visits Merkel - Potter
Harry and Megan in an interview with Opera // Photo: Courtesy of yes Docu
As the days go by since the sensational interview of Duchess Megan Merkel and her husband Prince Harry to Oprah Winfrey, it seems that the drama he is producing is only growing.
Although the royal family tried to calm the spirits in a conciliatory (and late) announcement, in which it was clarified that the serious allegations of racism and abuse of the couple would be examined in depth, but yesterday writer Katie Nicole told Vanity Fair magazine other things.
Her sources at the palace said that "the queen does not know her soul out of grief" in the face of the harsh accusations and image damage to the family, and also fears that the crisis will harm the health of her husband, 99-year-old Prince Philip, who has been hospitalized for several weeks.
At the same time, there was an equally sub-storm, which divided Britain between Merkel's supporters and who was once a close friend of hers - presenter Pierce Morgan.
Morgan was forced to leave the ITV morning show because he questioned Merkel's remarks about wanting to "stop living," claiming she was merely trying to rake in attention and he "doesn't believe a word that comes out of her mouth."
Yesterday it became clear that Merkel may have been the one who led to his dismissal.
The British media reported yesterday that Megan had filed a formal complaint against Morgan and sent it directly to the CEO of the ITV channel, in which she expressed outrage that his words expressed contempt for the difficulties of people dealing with suicidal thoughts.
