‘The Whole Family Is Saddened’ Queen Breaks Her Silence On Harry And Meghan

The monarch has spoken, and she’s not letting the recent shocking news slide. Meghan Markle and Harry’s shocking interview revealed that there were concerns about Archie’s skin tone before the Prince title was bestowed.

Referring to Harry and Meghan without title, the Queen will address the issue personally.

“The issues raised, particularly that of race, are concerning. While some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately,” the letter reads.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams says that the Sussexes claims are pretty questionable and the Queen is taking steps to handle the sensitive issues.

“The Queen, part of whose life’s work has been to nurture the Commonwealth, a symbol of diversity, has rightly expressed concern about the issue of race being raised,” the expert explained to MailOnline. He continued by emphasizing how the Queen has always valued her family members in high regard.

“The reference to Harry, Meghan, and Archie as ”loved family members” is therefore highly appropriate. They are assured that their concerns are taken very seriously and that the way to handle the issues they have raised is to do so privately, as a family.”

There seems to be a lack of trust between the Windsors and Sussexes that led to the delay of statement from the Queen.

While the couple has refrained from mentioning names, there are still fears from the Royal Palace that denials will lead to naming names.

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, have been making rounds to vaccination centers after claims that he completely cut off communications with Harry.

The Prince of Wales is said to be ‘absolutely devastated’ when he heard Harry’s claims. He was alone on his visit to Jesus House church and spoke with the patients and medics.

Praising his efforts in making visits to black hospitals, Grace, a 50-year-old woman who saw it, commented, “All that effort and someone turns around and says there’s racism, I don’t believe that.”

“Every family has issues; I don’t think it’s right for anyone to wash their dirty linen in public,” she added.

Another commented that Charles did not bring up his personal issues and only showed interest in the patients’ vaccines and conditions.

The Buckingham Palace was never informed about the interview, and senior government minister Lord [Zac] Goldsmith likens this to the Sussexes dropping ‘bomb after heavy bomb’ on ‘Harry’s family.’

Aides had to stay up to 3 am in the morning as they watch the show, which more than 17 million Americans watched, live from the UK.

The show was scheduled for global release on ITV last night, and aides were rushing with crisis meetings to prepare for a statement from the Queen.

One of the staff mentioned, “There’s a lot people want to say but no one wins with a tit-for-tat battle.”

Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg commented, “Nothing constitutional has happened, and I think most sensible people in this country want the monarchy to continue.”

Former minister Steve Brine pointed out how the couple had wanted to “get away from the limelight” and enjoy a normal life. Yet, they are having the exact opposite.

On the other hand, Kate Middleton continued with her royal duties amidst the wake of the interview during International Women’s Day.