PRINCE William and Princess Kate insisted on releasing a tougher statement to quell Meghan Markle’s accusations of racism, a royal expert claims.
Three years ago, Meghan and Prince Harry made sensational and “unforgivable” allegations during a TV interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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The Sussexes shockingly told the world that the Royal Family had “several conversations” about Archie’s skin color before he was born.
In the following weeks, the Firm was persecuted for being “racist” – leaving them no choice but to defend their honor.
In an unprecedented statement released on behalf of the late Queen, the family said: “The issues raised, particularly race, are concerning.
“While some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately.”
Robert Jobson has since revealed in his new biography of the Princess of Wales that it was Kate’s decision to raise her.
Writing to Online Mail he said: “The original draft of the statement was much milder, but both William and Catherine were keen to toughen it up.
“It was the Duchess of Cambridge herself who created the powerful phrase ‘recollections may vary’.
“Her husband also disputed the allegations, telling reporters, ‘We are not a racist family.’
“As far as William was concerned, Harry and Meghan’s behavior was inexcusable and they could no longer be trusted.”
Since stepping back from royal duties and the UK, Harry and Meghan have yet to fly with Archie so he can visit his family.
After moving to the United States, the Sussexes also had Lilibet – who has yet to meet her grandfather, King Charles.
Harry and Meghan refused to take the young people across the lake, saying they would not be safe.
Harry this year told the High Court there was “no possibility” of keeping his children safe on British soil after security was reduced.
The Sussexes were deprived of their round-the-clock protection when they stepped back from royal duties in 2020.
The Sun’s royal photographer Arthur Edwards criticized the Sussexes’ decision – claiming their children are suffering.
Arthur revealed he felt sorry for the youngsters as they continue to miss out on growing up with cousins George, Charlotte and Louis, as well as trips to the royal residences.
He said: “King Charles has been going to Balmoral since he was a child.
“One thing I feel very sorry for is Prince Harry’s children. They don’t spend their summers at Balmoral with their cousins.
“It’s an incredible place, it’s got rivers, mountains, wild deer, it’s the most beautiful part of the world, let alone just Britain.”
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