Duchess Meghan: Was she “hunted out of the royal family”?

Duchess Meghan
Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter claims she was kicked out of the royal family

Duchess Meghan, 41, and Prince Harry, 38, do not let the past rest three years after they left the British royal family and still make serious accusations against the Royal Family in their Netflix documentary, Harry’s memoirs and various interviews. The media response to those actions is often negative, and the Sussexes have to deal with severe criticism every day. But they get support from Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter, † 95.

Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter sticks by Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry

Following reports earlier this month that Ndileka Mandela, 58, criticized the Sussex couple for using their grandfather’s name in their documentary Live To Lead, Ndileka spoke out in an op-ed for the Independent newspaper . The 57-year-old claims that reports of her criticism of Harry and Meghan are “wrong” and that she “clearly” supports the film and the use of Nelson Mandela’s name. She added that she was “shocked” when she was accused of criticizing the couple for “profiting off” her grandfather’s name.

I have never accused Harry and Meghan of doing this. Instead, I was misquoted, leading to worldwide media coverage that used my name – and that of my grandfather – as a weapon.

Serious allegations against Sussex critics

In a bid to “set things right,” Ndileka also says she “welcomes” the Nelson Mandela Foundation’s partnership with the couple on “Live to Lead,” and claims her grandfather’s name was “falsely exploited.” been used to “attack” the Duchess of Sussex. “For decades, people have sold my grandfather’s pamphlets and t-shirts for profits that don’t serve the purposes and values ​​he fought so hard for. But that pales in comparison to how my grandfather’s name was misused, to attack a woman of color who was practically chased out of British royalty,” the 58-year-old clarifies. She adds:

In fact, I greatly admire Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for their courageous commitment to those less privileged than them – vulnerable people, women and people of color.

She goes on to explain that critics of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are afraid that their message will make more people wake up and become aware of the “persistent systematic injustices that define today’s world”. Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter stresses: “Therefore I clearly support her point of view – and the use of my grandfather’s name.” Clear words that Meghan and Harry can use well in these times.

Source used: independent.co.uk

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