Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not letting go of the case at all. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are adding fuel to the fire with a campaign against the British media.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have redoubled their efforts lately. Indeed, the Sussex have increased the intensity of their campaign against the British media. A motivated action following a fierce attack on newspaper editors. The latter being defined as an industrial organization by Sussex. Indeed, the organization Archewell had given its support to a group of journalists. The latter had accused the Society of Editors of “denying racism in a general and clumsy manner”. The Archewell organization is the campaign organization of the couple Harry and Meghan.
A decision that could greatly revive the controversy launched last March. It is, of course, the one triggered during the interview of the Sussexes to Oprah Winfrey. During the latter, Prince Harry had claimed that “the British tabloids were sectarian and created a toxic environment of control and fear”.
Headlines have been removed and words have been distorted
Note that following the Oprah Winfrey interview, the ITV channel bought the rights in the UK. It was then forced to remove some headlines and distort the coverage presented as racist by the royal couple.
“The couple’s accusations were unacceptable and the British media has a reputation for speaking out against racism,” said Ian Murray, executive director of the Society of Editors. However, Ian Murray’s comments had led to countless negative reactions. This led to his subsequent resignation and the postponement of his presentation of the Society’s press awards.