There were a number of “worries and conversations about how dark his skin could have been at birth,” Meghan told Winfrey.
Meghan’s publications threaten to provoke a racist scandal surrounding Buckingham Palace, which did not immediately respond to CNN’s request for comment.
“That was sent to me from Harry. That was the family ‘s conversations with him,” said Meghan, refusing to say who was involved in those conversations about Archie’ s skin tone. “That would do them a lot of harm,” she said.
Harry was asked about the affair when he accompanied his wife for part of the special TV show, which aired on Sunday afternoon on CBS and was in the headlines in the UK on Monday.
“That conversation, I’m never going to share,” Harry said. “At the time, it was horrible, it surprised me a little.”
“Meghan Markle, my self-sufficient friend, lives her life – and leads by example – with compassion and compassion. She teaches me every day what it means to be two- Her words reflect the pain and hardship she has seen, “tweeted Serena.
In her bombshell interview with Winfrey, Meghan said that her life as a British royal was so lonely and lonely at one time that she “didn’t want to live anymore.”
“The mental health effects of systemic violence and violence are horrific, lonely and too often fatal,” Serena wrote on Twitter.
“I want Meghan’s daughter, my daughter and your daughter to live in a society driven by honor. Remember that the fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, long-suffering, kindness, goodness, Faith, sweetness, self-control. There is no law against such things. ”
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have “raised issues that need to be looked at carefully,” the former Press Secretary told Queen Elizabeth. But Charles Anson, who was press secretary from 1990 to 1997, said there were no “racist strands” inside the royal household.
Speaking to the BBC on Monday, he recalled Meghan’s “genuine feeling of welcome” around their wedding time in 2018, which he covered as a royal reporter. “I think it was both prominent in the media and from public opinion and I don’t think there is a layer of racism within the royal household at all, I think, a lot more in the broadcast media. think that such racism tends to be more active on social media. “
On Monday, UK shadow education secretary Kate Green said Buckingham Palace should launch an inquiry into allegations of racism following Meghan’s appearance.
“If there are allegations of racism, I would expect them to be dealt with with the Palace with the utmost concern and a full investigation,” Kate Green told British broadcaster SkyNews on Monday.
When asked if this interview requires a response from the Palace, Green said: “I’m sure the Palace will think carefully about that and I certainly think people will ask what will be said but there is no excuse in any racist cases and I think it is important that action is taken to investigate allegations that are genuinely horrific. “
Sharon Braithwaite contributed to this report.