Prime Minister Johnson avoids answering “I respect the queen” to royal questions

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson visits the Corona 19 Vaccination Center in Offington, eastern London, on the 15th (local time) and raises his thumb with an AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine. © AFP=News1 © News1 Reporter Dongmyeong Woo

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson draws a line on the internal affairs of the British royal family, which began with the revelation of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

According to the Reuters news agency on the 9th (local time), Prime Minister Johnson avoided answering repeated reporters’ questions regarding the royal family, saying, “I have always admired the Queen and her for having played a role in uniting our country and throughout the Commonwealth.”

“I haven’t talked about the royal family for a long time,” said Prime Minister Johnson.

Earlier, Prince Harry and Princess Markle raised suspicion of racial discrimination in an exclusive interview with Winfrey, which was aired on CBS for about two hours, saying that the royal family would not give the prince the title due to problems such as the skin color of their son Archie.

Prince Markle revealed that there was a discussion in the royal family about how dark his skin to be born while pregnant with his son Archie.

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