PRINCE Harry and wife Meghan want a royal apology — after insulted charity boss Ngozi Fulani received one at the Palace.
They are said to be furious after royal aides set up a “reconciliation” meeting with Ms Fulani — but have not done the same with them.
GettyPrince Harry and Meghan want a Royal apology and are said to be furious[/caption]
PAA ‘reconciliation’ meeting was set up between insulted Ngozi Fulani and Lady Susan Hussey on Friday at Buckingham Palace[/caption]
The Sussexes are pushing for the family to make the first peace offering at a royal summit and to recognise they were wronged..
Harry and Meghan — who have fiercely criticised the royals on their Netflix docuseries — are said to believe they are the victim of “double standards” after Ms Fulani met Lady Susan Hussey on Friday at Buckingham Palace.
The meeting — at which Lady Hussey, 83, apologised for “interrogating” the charity chief over her background — was swiftly arranged after she insulted her at a function last month.
But last night, a source close to the Sussexes told The Sunday Times: “Nothing like that was ever done when Harry and Meghan raised various concerns — no meeting, formal apology or taking responsibility or accountability.
“That is hard to swallow — 100 per cent yes they’d like to have a meeting.”
They spoke out after Harry, 38, suggested in his and Meghan’s Netflix series that the Royal Family should have apologised to them over Megxit.
He said: “I’ve had to make peace with the fact we’re probably never going to get genuine accountability or an apology.
California–based Harry and Meghan are said to want a “reconciliation meeting” before the coronation of King Charles III next May, to which they will reportedly be invited.
A Palace source suggested His Majesty could be open to a meeting, adding: “If they want to get in touch with the King, they know where he lives.”
But Harry’s autobiography Spare — released next month — is understood to contain “more incendiary” claims.
Getty – ContributorThe King is understood to be ready to forgive, but friends of William said he had no plans to speak to his brother[/caption]
On Netflix he accused brother William of “screaming and shouting” during Megxit talks and claimed Charles said things that “simply weren’t true”.
The King is understood to be ready to forgive but sees any attack on Camilla in Spare as a “red line”
The Palace is said to have no plans to respond to the volley of accusations in the Sussexes’ docuseries.
But Rishi Sunak will now speed up plans to regulate Netflix by giving watchdog Ofcom powers to fine streaming services who break broadcast rules.
Netflix was accused of misleading viewers after a photo used in the show’s trailer was shown to have been taken at a Harry Potter film premiere.