Meghan should not air family's dirty laundry
Overreaction to latest Royal Family controversy reflects poorly on Meghan Markle
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Nearly everyone in the local pub and other pubs around the world asks will children have mum's or dad's (or grandparents') coloured skin, eyes and hair.
Will they be tall or short?
It is a very natural question to ask.
For some to claim that to consider such is racist, is an overeaction.
Asking those natural questions is not a racist act.
Sadly, Meghan Markle appears a badly failed Prima Donna.
Harry, encourage your dear wife to sort out problem, queries, and comments in-house, not publicly.
G J May
Forestdale
Originally published as Meghan should not air family's dirty laundry
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