Harry and Meghan's PR 'warned BBC to not only use old white men' in Oprah chat analysis
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mirror.co.ukPrince Harry and Meghan Markle 's PR team warned the BBC to be impartial when it covered the Oprah Winfrey interview and not only use only 'white old men' to analyse the couple's claims, it's alleged.
The correspondence was said to have been sent on Monday just hours before the Sussexes tell-all interview, a source claimed.
It is alleged one of the Sussexes' PRs reportedly warned BBC reporters to use a 'broad range of contributors'. A source told the Sun: 'To be told how to conduct its coverage by a PR person is a bit strange to say the least.
This is the UK, not China.' The source describes the stunt as 'strange', adding: "This is the UK, not China.' In response, BBC said: "We're contacted by PRs all the time.
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