The Duke of Cambridge has nothing but support for his younger brother when the Royal Communications Secretary to Prince Harry released a statement earlier in November, admitting the romance between the younger prince and American actress Meghan Markle and appealing to the Internet trolls to stop their "racial undertones" and "outright sexism" against Markle, news said. A new statement from the royal palace was given to the media.
After the statement was released on November 8, allegations arise accusing the Duke of Cambridge of not supporting the move to issue such statement. But The Telegraph reported that both the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry had their heart-to-heart talk about whether issuing a statement was indeed proper to request the British paparazzi to cease on their trolling, which already constituted to an "abuse."
Although a statement about royal relationships when issued would set a precedent, the Duke of Cambridge reportedly acquiesced that the media has already "crossed the line" about how they trail behind the romance between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and agreed that something must be done.
"The Duke of Cambridge absolutely understands the situation concerning privacy and supports the need for Prince Harry to support those closest to him," a statement was given through The Telegraph to deny the claims that the Duke of Cambridge was not happy when the Communications Secretary to Prince Harry released the statement on November 8.
"They don't issue statements like that without talking to each other, and they talked about the Meghan Markle statement extensively in advance of it being put out," the report continued to quote a source from Kensington Palace, and added that while no one wanted to issue a statement regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the pressure heightened to the point where the prince felt he needed to act.
But the royal source assured that the November 8 statement of the Communications Secretary was issued with the approval of the Duke of Cambridge.