Kate Middleton and Prince William were among the royals who decided to strongly condemn the horrific racism allegations made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
For those who don’t know, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex appeared in an interview with Oprah Winfrey that made headlines after their exit from the royal family.
The California-based couple claimed that key royal figures questioned the skin colour of their unborn child, Prince Archie.
Shortly after the shocking interview, the royal family issued a statement saying: “The issues raised, particularly those relating to race, are concerning. While some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed privately by the family.”
Speaking about the shocking incident, royal author Robert Jobson revealed in his new biography of Princess Kate that “the original draft of the statement was much more moderate, but William and Catherine were keen to toughen it up.”
“It was the then Duchess of Cambridge who coined the powerful phrase ‘memories may differ’,” he added.
Speaking about the future king’s strong reaction to the press, Robert said: “Her husband also challenged these accusations, telling reporters: ‘We are not a racist family at all.'”
It is worth noting that since Harry and Meghan left the United Kingdom, their differences with the royal family have increased due to their controversial moves.
