Thomas Oars, who is known for loves to talk to journalists about his daughter, commented on the recent interview with Sussexes.
The man became the guest of the show "Good Morning, Britain", which is broadcast on the ITV TV channel. He analyzed some of his daughter's statements. In particular, Thomas spoke on a possible racism in the British royal family.
A man said:
"I am very respecting the royal family and do not consider them racists. I do not think that the British racists. Here is the Los Angeles and Californians - yes, but the British are others. The question of what color will the child be or how dark his skin will be - most likely, was asked by someone in stupidity. Someone just said, without thinking, but this does not mean that the British are racists. "
Thomas Owl also commented on the recognition of his daughter about suicidal thoughts.
Man said:
"If I knew that she had psychological problems, I would be next to her ..."
Surprisingly, the father of Duchess Sassekaya rose to the side of the royal family, which was previously repeatedly "Hayal" in the press.
The man even condemned the daughter and son-in-law for the exit of the scandalous interview at the time when Prince Philip in the hospital.
He said:
"They moved. At a minimum, they had to wait for a while ... In addition, Prince Philip is sick. "
The elderly man also shared that all this time was trying to make a daughter and find an understanding with the son-in-law. He noted that he would not retreat until Megan talks to him. And Thomas's communication with the media calls attempts to reach his daughter attempts.
Senior Marcle noted:
"The fact is that I have never received a response from Megan and Harry in any way. Basically, all that I am doing - I speak in the media, I go to the interview - I do in order to reach my daughter. I will continue to communicate with the media until they respond to me. And if I do not get a response within 30 days, I will spend again. When they decide to talk to me, I will stop communicating with journalists ... I would like to apologize for what I did, but it was two years ago. And I tried to fix it. But these stories in the newspaper arise because I can't hear anything from them. "
Previously, we reported that Megan won the litigation of the letter "in the case of a letter." Thomas Omlah, who handed the personal letter of his daughter to Publisher The Mail on Sunday by the initiator of the conflict.