Netflix: Meghan Markle breaks her silence on the racism she has suffered in the UK, this she says

This Thursday 8 December the docuseries “Harry and Meghan” was released on the platform stream of Netflix, in which the dukes of sussex They talk about how their relationship dealt with the obstacles of the actress’ career and the obligations the prince had to be a member of the .

For the second installment of docuseries, the couple spoke about the racism they faced Megan in the royal familytopic which has been much discussed in recent months after the death of Queen isabel II Last September 8th.

Prince Harry said the exactriz “sacrificed everything he knew and the freedom he had to join him in his world,” which Meghan herself acknowledged.

“At the time, I didn’t think about how race played a role. I really didn’t think about it,” said Meghan Markle, who has consistently been singled out in the press for being a person of mixed race.

It was the year 2002 when the Duchess of Sussex started her career as a professional in the world of soap opera acting. “General Hospital”also in 2011 was known for participating in the series called “Suits” for almost seven years, something the media found atypical for the royal family.

“People are very aware of my career because they made an issue of it when I went to the UK. But before most people didn’t treat me as a ‘black woman’. So that speech didn’t happen for me.” .

On the subject is his mother, Doria Raglandwhich reveals the advice she gave to her firstborn: “I made it very clear to her that it was about race. You may not want to hear it, but this is what’s coming.”

While Prince Harry directly details the reaction of the British monarchy: “They asked me not to say anything because everything she was going through, they had been through too. It was almost like a rite of passage and some family members would say ‘my wife had to go through this, why should your girlfriend be treated any different?’

The last chapters of “Harry and Meghan” will be published soon December 15 on Netflix.

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