'Fictional': Prince Charles' aides DENY
claim in new book that he was the 'royal
racist' who 'questioned what color skin
Harry and Meghan's children would have
on the day they announced their engagement'
Posted By: Ribicon, 11/28/2021 7:12:57 PM
Prince Charles has denied 'fictional' claims that he was the royal who questioned the skin colour of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's future children. A source quoted in a book being released on Tuesday, Brothers and Wives: Inside the Private Lives of William, Kate, Harry and Meghan by Christopher Anderson, makes the bombshell accusation. They claim that Prince Charles asked his wife Camilla, 'I wonder what the children will look like?' on the morning the couple's engagement was officially announced—November 27, 2017. The source added that Camilla seemed 'somewhat taken aback' by the question and said, 'Well, absolutely gorgeous, I'm certain,' according to Page Six. Prince Charles reportedly
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Half-Blacque privilege is such that Hapless Harry and retired call girl Rachel (aka Meghan) Markle can flip the royal family the bird right out in the open, repeatedly, and still retain their titles.