Prince Harry and Princess Meghan heavily criticized an extreme column about the couple in a British tabloid newspaper! What was the content of the column, which drew many complaints from the British public?

Last Updated on 12/29/2022 by てんしょく飯

The uproar began with a column that British broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson wrote for The Sun newspaper in response to the release of “Harry and Meghan,” a documentary about Prince Harry and Princess Meghan, on Netflix in early December.

Prince Harry and Princess Meghan have issued a statement over the column in The Sun.

Jeremy Clarkson vehemently objected to the content of the documentary, criticizing in extreme terms in his column that “Princess Meghan dreams of parading naked through every street in Britain, with crowds shouting ‘shame on you’ and throwing excrement at her.

This method of expression drew many complaints from the British public, and The Sun finally issued an apology on Friday, December 23.

In it, The Sun stated, “While the opinions of our columnists are personal, as a publisher we recognize that with freedom of expression comes responsibility. We at The Sun regret publishing this article and sincerely apologize. The column has been removed from our website and archives.

In response to the apology, a representative for Prince Harry and Princess Meghan issued a statement to The Guardian.

Prince Harry and Meghan’s side said of The Sun’s apology, “The fact that there was no direct apology shows their intentions. This is nothing more than PR.

He added, “As much as the paper is right to feel remorse for such a dangerous column, this would not have happened if they had not continued to use hate, violence, and discrimination against women to profit from it,” and added, “A true apology would be a change in their ethical standards for all events. The real apology is to change the ethical standards of their reporting. But unfortunately, we can’t expect that,” he continued, refusing to apologize.