Model Calls Meghan Markle Black

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

There is never a hair missing in the soup. For sample there they have the model Jo Marney, who has tarnished the preparations for Prince Harry's wedding with Meghan Markle with some controversial messages against the American actress who have been described as racist.

The scandal erupted when the newspaper The Mail on Sunday published private messages from Marney in which he branded Markle as "an American black woman who will stain the British Royal House with her seed" and regretted that "marriage will open the way for a future black king. This is the United Kingdom, not Africa."

Until those messages appeared, Marney was the sentimental partner of Henry Bolton, leader of UKIP, a far-right British party that has been sometimes racist for its radical positions on immigration.

Bolton - who abandoned his wife and mother of their children, Tatiana Smurova, a few months before Christmas to formalize his relationship with Marney - ended his romance with the model once the messages scandal broke out.

The politician announced earlier this week that he had broken his romantic relationship with the model, but made it very clear that he would not resign his position despite the fact that several leaders of his party had demanded it. "I am not defending what he said," Bolton explained on the ITV television channel. "Racism is condemned by our internal regulations."

In her now famous messages, Marney also said that Markle was a "simple and stupid commoner" with a "little brain" who is "race obsessed" and "nobody had heard of" until she started dating Harry.

Outraged, the friend with whom Marney exchanged messages called her “racist”, to which the blonde cynically replied: “LOL, so what? Not wanting other races and cultures to invade your own culture does not mean that you hate their race. It just means I don't want to see their cultures invading mine."

In addition to losing her partner, the model has also been suspended from membership in her ex's party.

"I did not mean to offend and, again, I apologize without reservation for any offense or injury my messages may have caused to members of the public, UKIP, my friends, family and loved ones," Marney said in response to the controversy..

Too late!