Criticism of “missing opportunity to condemn racism” in royal statement
It is reported that Queen Elizabeth II (94) of England was shocked by a broadcast interview between Prince Harry and his spouse Meghan Markle, who attacked the British royal family.
According to Fox News of the United States on the 10th (local time), British royal expert Katie Nicole said in an article on the 9th in the American entertainment magazine Bannerty Fair, “The Queen is said to be devastated by the shocking disclosure and the possibility of damaging the royal family’s reputation.” .
“She (Queen Elizabeth II) is very worried about Philip, who is recovering from the hospital after heart surgery,” he added.
Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, Philip Gong, was 99 years old and underwent heart surgery at the hospital on the 3rd of this month.
“It’s to evolve the couple’s bomb interviews, according to sources,” Nicole explained to the British royal family’s statement about the interviews with the Prince Harry and his wife.
It is unclear whether Queen Elizabeth II watched the interview in person, but it is reported that she received a related report on the morning of the 8th.
Previously, Prince Harry’s father, Prince Charles, was desperate for this excommunication, Nicole said.
When Prince Charles visited a vaccination center in London, England, on the 9th, Prince Charles did not say anything to reporters’ questions about the interview with the Prince Harry and his wife.
Earlier, Prince Harry and Markle raised suspicion of racism by the British royal family in an interview with Oprah Winfrey, which aired on CBS on the 7th.
In particular, Markle argued that when his son Archie was born, the royal people did not want to make him a prince because he feared that his son’s skin would be dark.
In a statement on the 9th, about 40 hours after the interview, the British royal family drew a line saying that the issue of racism raised by Prince Harry and his wife would be seriously dealt with, but “it will be handled privately within the family.”
Following the bombings of Prince Harry and his wife, criticism of the conservative attitude of the British royal family continues.
The British media guardian cited egalitarian activists on the 10th that Queen Elizabeth II condemned racism and missed the opportunity to cope with it.
“The royal family has the right to deal with this issue privately,” said Halima Begum, the representative of Britain’s racial equality think tank’Runnymid Trust’. In terms of life, yes.”
“It could have been a perfect opportunity to clearly condemn racism,” said Tyrek Morris, co-founder of the student movement group All Bblack Lives. “I don’t.”
/yunhap news
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