Difficult times for the British monarchy: After various allegations by Harry and Meghan, the Queen could now flee to the front.
The accusations of racism brought up by Harry and Meghan have shaken the British royal family badly.
After the scandalous interview of the two ex-royals, the whole monarchy seems to have shaken.
Now the Queen was evidently forced to take extensive steps.
London - Hardly a day goes by without the British monarchy making the headlines.
While one year ago one could have thought that the "Megxit" would make things a little quieter around Buckingham Palace in the media, the opposite currently seems to be the case.
Because although Harry and Meghan had officially withdrawn from their royal life, the two still seemed to have an account with the royal family that they tried to settle in the eagerly anticipated scandal interview with talk show host Oprah Winfrey.
The consequences are still noticeable today, because after the many allegations made by the ex-royals, it seems as if the Queen of all people is now taking flight with a new offensive.
This is how the Queen reacts to the racism allegations after Harry and Meghan's scandal interview
There are serious allegations that Harry and Meghan made against the British royal family: The couple recently complained that racism in the British monarchy was one of the reasons for their break with it.
A serious accusation - since then, the entire royal family has been the focus of criticism.
After an official letter initially stated that the matter would be dealt with privately, the Queen could now take a much more offensive response to the royal quake.
It is said that in order to save the monarchy, the queen worked out a plan together with the palace that would promote diversity and contribute to the modernization of the royal family.
After the Royal Quake: Can the Queen save the British monarchy with her new plan of action?
For example, a “Tsar of Diversity” should be appointed to support minorities in their rights and thus put an end to old, conservative structures.
As the “Mail on Sunday” wants to know, this is only a first step in a whole program that is supposed to help save the monarchy's reputation.
“We accept that more needs to be done.
We can always improve, ”the newspaper quotes an anonymous source, who further states that they are also open to new approaches.
It goes on to say that a “listening and learning” exercise is to be carried out soon as part of a major campaign that includes Buckingham Palace, Clarence House and Kensington Palace.
In addition, a “diversity boss” could be used to monitor progress.
As all these measures are intended to demonstrate, and the source not mentioned by name emphasizes, the whole matter is being taken “very seriously” by all sides.
However, whether that will be enough to save the shaky reputation of the Queen, her family and her reign remains to be seen.
Meanwhile, more and more details come to light after Harry and Meghan's scandal interview, such as Prince Charles' reaction to his son's statements.
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