Palace crisis is splashed across the front pages, with several papers asking what racism accusations will mean for the royal family
The fallout following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s explosive television interview with Oprah Winfrey dominates Britain’s front pages. After the initial shock over the damning content of the interview, focus has moved to what the accusations of racism and animosity mean for the royal family.
The Guardian leads with “Palace in crisis following devastating racism claim”. Meghan said that Harry had been asked questions by family about how dark their son Archie’s skin might be when he was born. The couple would not reveal which family member asked the question, but Oprah on Monday said that it was neither the Queen nor Prince Philip.
