Prince William after the interview with Meghan and Harry: "We are not racist"
Prince Wlliam's reaction to the interview with the Dukes of Sussex, Harry and Meghan, at CBS. Of his brother he says: "I haven't talked to him yet but I will"
"We are not a racist family at all": is Prince William's dry response to the accusations made by Meghan and Harry in the now infamous TV interview with Oprah Winfrey. It is the first time that a member of the royal house has personally replied to the dukes of Sussex: an intervention outside the protocol, a phrase that came out of the teeth during a visit to a school. And William also added that he hasn't talked to his brother yet, but that he will soon.
Prince William in defense of Kate Middleton
It is significant that the reaction came from William: it seems that he is particularly furious at how his wife Kate was attacked by Meghan during the interview. But it is equally important that he wanted to reject the accusation of racism, the most serious launched by the Dukes of Sussex, according to which an unidentified member of the royal family had expressed concerns about the skin color of their future son, Archie.
The accusations of racism in the interview with Harry and Meghan
"We are by no means a racist family," said William, Harry's older brother, to British journalists who asked him on the sidelines of a public event in London. William himself, to those who asked him if he had confronted his younger brother after the interview with Oprah Winfrey, said: "Not yet, but I will do it", to then specify "I love him, but we are now on the road. different".
The reaction of Queen Elizabeth
In the meantime, it is known that Queen Elizabeth has decided to take over the management of the crisis directly: the sovereign intends, in the coming days, to speak directly with Harry, but above all she intends to avoid an escalation and ensure that the issue is resolved in family and does not become a further public scandal. This is also why you ordered the court to remain silent.
The Queen said she was "saddened"
The queen spoke the other day through a meager communiqué, in which she said she was saddened by the incident and worried about the accusation of racism: but at the same time she pointed out that "memories may differ", as if to say that the Harry and Meghan's version shouldn't be taken at face value. Elizabeth's hope is that the crisis can be contained and that time will help heal the wounds. Meanwhile, the royals will lead by example by diving into a dense network of public commitments, to demonstrate their dedication to their subjects. "Keep calm and carry on", stay calm and move on, is the order of the team. At least until the next sensational revelation.
