The Duchess of Cornwall has found herself in the middle of the royal race row by new shocking claims she told Prince Harry it would be “funny” if his unborn mixed-race child had “ginger Afro hair”
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The intimate chats included Meghan continuing in her career as a television actress, offers of police protection and a controversial comment on the appearance of his unborn children. In a separate interview Harry and Meghan later told US chat show queen Oprah Winfrey that a member of his family, who they refused to name, made a comment on how “dark his skin might be when he’s born” in reference to their first born Archie.
The couple were lauded as the new fresh face of the monarchy, ready to capitalise on Meghan’s soaring public profile and humanitarian background having worked with global charities and spoken at the United Nations. But the couple quickly became disillusioned with royal life, believing they were being sidelined before they plotted their escape from The Firm.
Meghan went further to claim how there were “several conversations” between herself, Harry and members within the royal family about “how dark” their baby could be before their son Archie was born.
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