Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not apologize

It was claimed that Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, who left his official duties in the British royal family and settled in the USA, and his wife, Meghan Markle, did not plan to apologize to the family for the criticism they directed at the palace members in the television interview in 2021.

A source speaking to the Daily Mail reported that the allegations in the British press that the couple would apologize to the royal family due to past allegations and that they wanted to have a private meeting with Prince William and Kate Middleton do not reflect the truth.

In her interview with Oprah Winfrey on the US television CBS channel in March 2021, Meghan Markle claimed that during her pregnancy, a member of the royal family made comments about "how dark the skin color of their future child, Prince Archie, might be."

In the statements that exposed the royal family to accusations of racism during the last period of the life of Queen Elizabeth II of England, the couple did not publicly disclose which family member made these words.

Presenter Winfrey later stated that Harry confirmed to her that this person was not Queen Elizabeth or her husband Prince Philip.

Royal writer Omid Scobie, known for his closeness to the couple, claimed in his book he wrote in 2023 that Markle mentioned the two royal members mentioned in the conversations in the private letters she sent to King Charles.

After the names of Charles and Kate were included in the Dutch translation of Scobie's book "Endgame", the publisher withdrew the publication on the grounds of error.

Author Scobie, on the other hand, claimed that he had not prepared a text in which these names were mentioned.

In his interview with the ITV channel in 2023, Prince Harry stated that they did not directly accuse the royal family of racism and described the incident as "unconscious bias".

Harry and Meghan, who married at Windsor Castle in 2018, initially worked closely with William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

But Buckingham Palace announced in March 2019 that Harry and Meghan would separate their shared offices with William and Kate and form their own household, following reports of a rift between the two couples.

The separation between the two brothers deepened with the memoir "Spare" written by Harry and the couple's Netflix documentary.

Harry claimed in his book that his older brother William physically assaulted him and dropped a dog food bowl on him during an argument about his wife, Meghan.

Harry also claimed that William and Kate encouraged him to choose the Nazi uniform he wore to a costume party in 2005.

The couple also argued that in the Netflix production, Kensington Palace made statements denying the reports that Harry was removed from the palace in order to protect William.

Stating that the tension in the relations was also reflected in their father Charles, Harry stated that after Prince Philip's funeral, King Charles asked his two sons, "Please, my children, do not make my last years miserable."

On the other hand, Harry explained in a session he attended on a digital education platform that he experienced a two-week period of depression during the period when he left his royal duties and moved to Canada, and felt a sudden emptiness as a result of moving away from the stressful environment.