VIDEO: Charles III May Have Proved Meghan’s ‘Racists Claims’ True As He Refuses to Shake a Black Man’s Hand At Queens Funeral

Before he became King Charles III, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II held the title ‘Prince of Wales’ for longer than anyone in history. Charles ascended to the throne following the death of his mother, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, on Sept. 8, 2022.

This happens to be the biggest news surrounding the British Monarch following the feud between the monarch and wife of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle. Meghan Markle who has received much backlash for unveiling the racism she believes exists in the white house has been the center of attention of a very quiet monarch for some years prior to her engagement with Harry.

However, the new King of England might have just proven her claims right with a tiny gesture that appears as a racist one. Charles III is currently being accused of racism after he overtly refused to greet and shake hands of a black man outside Buckingham palace at his mother’s funeral. Watch below.

In the clip above, Charles was seen avoiding giving a handshake to a black man who was among the crowd at his mother’s Quen Elizabeth II Funeral yesterday September 20, 2022. The moment was captured live on CNN and has not been repeated.

Some dispute it was racism as more pictures reveal he shook the hand of other nonwhite bystanders.

While some thought it was not a deliberate gesture others opined that the new King might be a staunch ‘Racist’. There question lingers if he knew the man he avoided or hand alternative reasons to avoid him, or if it was just upfront racism.

Despite the video raising obvious questions, the mainstream European news outlets have avoided bringing any attention to the gesture by the king, something which could change the public perception of Meghan Markle’s detractors.

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