King Charles III’s alleged comments about the skin colour of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s: What did Charles say?

The alleged remarks made by the new King Charles III about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son Archie is a huge cloud hanging over the royal family.

It is a controversy that, if not handled soon, it could signal the start of the end of the monarchy, according to a royal expert.

Markle revealed in an interview with Oprah that someone in the family expressed concerns about how dark Archie’s skin would be while Meghan was expecting. The majority of analysts feel Charles, Camilla, or William are the most likely culprits.

Kinsey Schofield, a royal expert, explained her fears that until the problem is resolved in private and made clear to the public, people may turn away from the family.

After Meghan made the accusation, Schofield claims that followers began to seriously doubt the morals of Charles, William, and Camilla.

According to Schofield, dissatisfaction with the royal family still looms, but it might be alleviated with the right justification.

Schofield thinks that in order for things to change, people need to be aware of exactly who said what, how it was said, and whether it was done maliciously.

Naturally, things will spiral rapidly if it comes out that the comment was made with racist intent. But Schofield thinks that addressing the remark once and for all is the only way for family to carry on without incident.

Interestingly, when he addressed the nation on Friday, Charles expressed his love to both Harry and Meghan. It is curious that he did so, considering how strained the relationship has been for such a long time.