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09 March 2021Buckingham Palace finally released a statement, on behalf of Queen Elizabeth, after the TV interview of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan with Oprah Winfrey.



"The whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how difficult the past few years have been for Harry and Meghan," the statement said.

"The issues raised, particularly that of race, are worrying", the note continues, in relation to the accusations of racism raised in the interview.



"Although some reconstructions may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family in private.



Harry, Meghan and Archie - concludes the statement from Buckingham Palace - will always be beloved members of the family".



Words carefully considered

According to the Telegraph, to respond to the accusations of racism raised in the sensational interview of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle with Oprah Winfrey, the officials of the Palace had already prepared a statement that Queen Elizabeth did not want to approve on Monday evening, preferring reflect a few more hours. 



Carlo does not comment but praises the ethnic diversity

Carlo's first outing, today, after the devastating impact of the interview with the American CBS of his son Harry and his wife Meghan.

The Prince of Wales showed up for a visit to a Covid vaccination center in London and avoided any comment, but with the mask on his face he chatted with some nurses and volunteers, one of whom told him to be from Nigerian origin.

"It's fantastic - was the prince's response - many different ethnic groups here".



From Johnson no comment

Boris Johnson "saw the explosive interview" of the Sussex dukes after speculating a few days ago that he would not.

However, he maintains his strict no comment on the affair, including on suspicions of racism at court.

A spokesman for Downing Street said today, referring to the few words said yesterday by the prime minister, in which he praised the single figure of Queen Elizabeth for her ability to "unify" the country.