Meghan Markle's father says the Royal family is not racist

Thomas Markle protected the Royal family after charges were made about the question of what color Meghan's son and Prince Harry, Archie, would have had before he was born.

Meghan and Harry have discovered many things in their interview with Oprah Winfrey, broadcast last night in the United Kingdom.

They refused to tell exactly what was said or who had done the comments, but they said there were some conversations, and Opah later explained that it was not the Queen or Prince Philip who had done them.

Today, Meghan's father, Thomas, appeared at Good Morning Britain to share his thoughts about the interview. Speaking to Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid, he said he did not believe the Royal family is racist, broadcasts the Kosovo Clan.

Meghan had said she believed Archie was not given the title “Princ” because of his skin color.

Thomas, who has left his daughter since her first wedding week in 2018, said: “I have a lot of respect for the Kingdom and I don't think the British royal family is racist. I don't think Brits are racist, I think Los Angeles is racist, California is racist, but I don't think the British are”.