The Royal Family of Great Britain Assesses The Damage From Allegations of Racism
Buckingham Palace is holding consultations at the highest level to comprehensively evaluate the situation in light of the accusations of racism. This comes after it was revealed that King Charles III and Catherine, Princess of Wales, expressed curiosity about the skin color of the future child of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
This was reported by The Telegraph.
According to The Telegraph, senior members of the royal family plan to present a united front regarding accusations of 'unconscious bias.' It is noted that King Charles III and William, Prince of Wales, have not yet met to discuss the accusations against the royal family.
Simultaneously, their aides are expected to discuss further actions, including all possible options, including legal defense strategies against lawsuits. The high-ranking members of the royal family approach this matter with exceptional seriousness, aiming to address it calmly and thoughtfully.
'Discussions are ongoing, and we will continue them this week, but not in crisis negotiation mode. Conversations will be conducted, and decisions will be made carefully, considering time and professionalism, not hastily over the weekend,' a source close to the palace mentioned.
Allegations of racism arose after the publication of a new book about the royal family, 'Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy’s Fight for Survival.' The author, Omid Scobie, revealed the names of two members of the royal family who 'raised questions about the color of Prince Archie's skin' shortly before his birth.
It's worth noting that the names of King Charles III and Catherine, Princess of Wales, appeared in the Dutch translation of the book. Afterward, it was immediately withdrawn from sale.
However, in March 2021, during a controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, Archie's mother, Meghan Markle, first spoke about remarks from the royal family.
Recall, earlier The Gaze reported that Prince Harry became the first member of the British royal family in the last 130 years to testify in court. Prince Harry arrived at court to testify against the British tabloid Daily Mirror, accusing it of illegal information gathering, including phone hacking.