Parliament is considering a “nuclear option” to strip troublesome Harry and Meghan of their royal titles once and for all.
Conservative MP Bob Seely proposed a bill to strip Harry and Meghan of their Duke and Duchess titles after a new book titled Endgame revealed the names of two “racist Royals.”
The book claims King Charles and future Queen Kate Middleton speculated about the skin color of Prince Archie before he was born.
The drama first unfolded years ago, when Harry and Meghan told talk show host Oprah Winfrey that a member of the Royal Family had commented on their unborn son’s skin color.
Meghan reportedly wrote a letter to King Charles revealing the racist comment – which some attributed to Kate at the time. Meghan didn’t name Kate as the racist Royal, but the Dutch translation of the book named both King Charles and Kate.
King Charles vigorously denied the allegation. The Dutch version of the book has since been pulled from all stores.
If the bill is approved by Parliament, Harry and Meghan will be known as commoners Mr. and Mrs. Sussex. Their children, son Archie and daughter Lilibet will retain their Royal titles.
The Duke and Duchess have not commented on the controversy or the book. British subjects believe they are the source of the claims. Brits are tired of Harry and Meghan’s childish antics.
Mr Seely said the nuclear option is being considered because of the couple’s attempt to use race to smear the Royal Family, which he called “poisonously insidious”.
The bill was originally passed in the First World War to strip German nobles of their British titles.
Harry and Meghan were denied their titles His and Her Royal Highness after they defected to the United States in 2020 to seek fame and fortune.
Writing in The Daily Mail on Sunday, Mr Seely said that while sources close to the Sussexes have stressed Harry and Meghan are not behind claims made in the scandalous book, “I suspect that few people believe such denials”.
Seely added, “Of all the damaging insults to throw, ‘racism’ is the most poisonously insidious, guaranteed to leave a whiff of stigma and impossible to prove when false. It is the catch-all slur of the modern era.”
King Charles is considering filing a lawsuit against the book’s author Omid Scobie. Buckingham Palace said it is “considering all options” when it comes to a response.
