Originally Posted by rusticgal (Post 11013408)

Having 'concerns' over whether the child will have ginger hair (like his dad) is the same as having 'concerns' over skin colour (like his mum)....
I wonder if all the Ginger headed people in this country would have felt offended...
The use of the word 'concern' was not appropriate and I question that that would have been said to Harry..because its only by using that word that makes the comment Racist..

Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 11013401)

The thing is too, it's not Meghan it was said to.
Whoever said it, my guess is a name will find its way out eventually.
It was said to Prince Harry, I think it was likely asked in a negative way, because Prince Harry didn't brush it off after it was said.

So much so he relayed it to Meghan.
I could speculate as to who said it, however won't.
Taking on Prince Harry's now difficulties with someone he cared more about.

I cannot think of any relevance to ask the question of what colour the baby would be.
It certainly must have flowed from some inner ignorance or prejudice.

Plus it's for Harry and Meghan to be the ones offended by the question.
Not for others who aren't people of colour to tell them how they should feel after such a question.

Plenty will and have however.
So much for being in the 21st century.
Seems a lot of decent educating needs to be done as to some in the Royal set up.
Outside of it too it seems possibly too.

Originally Posted by rusticgal (Post 11013390)

So we all have to believe Meghans version do we?....I mean you believe her even though you were not there :shrug:



They have made an accusation but left the court wide open for people to speculate....they are prepared to say it wasnt the Queen or Prince Phillip..so William/Kate/Charles and Camilla have the finger pointed on them....how unfair is that. Manipulative move...I have seen it all before.

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11013407)

The hilarious thing is people saying they don’t believe her but will take tabloid stories as gospel :joker:

Originally Posted by Zizu (Post 11013424)

Harry also confirmed the question was asked ...

Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 11013381)

Actually I watched Morgan this morning and he was extremely rude shouting over his co host.
She couldn't get a word in at all.
In fact she just about gave up.

He has an unhealthy obsession with these 2 and his rantings were even more over the top than usual.
Thankfully Trisha was there to slap him down.
Not that he took any notice, however she made the far better points.

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11013411)

It’s one thing to be curious about the colour of a child’s hair but to be ‘concerned’ about skin colour and how it’s going to look is racist. There’s not really anything to debate about that and if you are then you are part of the problem.

Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 11013443)

I don't get why anyone would want to watch this, I can't imagine anything more boring than one obnoxious American talking about herself for ages with another :joker:

I guess the viewers will be split into those who want to pick on every little thing she says to "prove" how horrible she is, and those who want to "Yass kween, slay, we love to see it" whenever she breathes ...

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 11013438)

Its hard not to compare oprah to ian wright with a wig on.

Originally Posted by GoldHeart (Post 11013448)

They're nothing alike ,so what on earth are you talking about .

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 11013452)

They are, jim Davidson said so.

And once you look you cant unsee.

Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 11013443)

I don't get why anyone would want to watch this, I can't imagine anything more boring than one obnoxious American talking about herself for ages with another :joker:

I guess the viewers will be split into those who want to pick on every little thing she says to "prove" how horrible she is, and those who want to "Yass kween, slay, we love to see it" whenever she breathes ...

Originally Posted by GoldHeart (Post 11013455)

Why because they're both black?

Originally Posted by Glenn. (Post 11013411)

It’s one thing to be curious about the colour of a child’s hair but to be ‘concerned’ about skin colour and how it’s going to look is racist. There’s not really anything to debate about that and if you are then you are part of the problem.

Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 11013444)

Is he looking for a knighthood maybe?:laugh: