Saturday May 6, 2023, Charles III will be crowned at Westminster Abbey in London. Accused of racism, Lady Susan Hussey, the godmother of Prince William, will indeed be present.
- Charles III will be crowned on Saturday May 6, 2022.
- More than 2000 guests will attend his coronation.
- Accused of racism, Lady Susan Hussey will be present.
Thursday September 8, 2022, following the death of his mother, Elizabeth II, Charles III became king. If he has reigned over the United Kingdom for almost four months, the father of princes William and Harry has not yet been crowned. On Tuesday, October 11, 2022, Buckingham Palace announced that his coronation would take place on Saturday, May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey, in London. If 2000 people are expected there and the British royal family will indeed be present for the event, this will also be the case for Lady Susan Hussey. She is said to have received the green light to attend, just weeks after she resigned following her racist comments to charity boss Ngozi Fulani.
For the Mirror, a source said: “Lady Susan received private support from friends following what happened. Some politely solicited the suggestion that Lady Susan should be welcome at the coronation. Emphasis was placed on the many years of service and duty she gave to the Queen, to whom she was a loyal confidante. With relations now appeased between Buckingham Palace and Mrs Fulani, the King is now able to invite Lady Susan.Annoyed, it was after hearing the news that journalist Lorraine King lamented on Twitter: “Charles invited Lady Susan Hussey to his coronation weeks after she quit over ‘racist’ comments she made to Ngozi Fulani. I wonder if she would have been invited if she hadn’t said sorry to Ngozi? I wonder if Nzogi will be invited because it would be nice…“
Lady Susan Hussey: “Where are you really from? Where are your fellow men from?”
In November 2022, Lady Susan Hussey had resigned following his racist remarks made against the head of a charity association, Ngozi Fulani. When they met, Prince William’s godmother asked him: “What part of Africa are you from?“After Ngozi Fulani had replied that she was born in the United Kingdom and was British”, she insisted on asking him: “Where are you really from? Where do your peers come from?“Words that had gone around the web…