The person in charge of the program “Good Morning Britain” was forced to resign on Tuesday after affirming live that he did not believe “a word” of the testimony that Meghan gave in an interview with the American interviewer Oprah Winfrey.
Among other statements, Harry’s wife, who is mestizo, said that a member of the British royal family has expressed “concern” about the color of the skin of her son, Archie, and also suggested that he had suicidal thoughts while residing in the United Kingdom.
Ofcom, which has received around 41,000 complaints about Morgan’s words on its morning show, confirmed today that one of them has been sent “on behalf of the Duchess of Sussex.”
Prince William, Henry’s brother, has so far been the only “royal” who has personally defended himself against accusations of alleged racism, wielding to the press this week that his family “is not racist, far from it.”
Queen Elizabeth II, for her part, indicated through a Buckingham Palace spokesperson that while the allegations are “worrying”, they will be addressed “in private.”
The British sovereign made her first public appearance today after the controversial interview. He did it virtually during an event with schoolchildren in the framework of British Science Week.