Ngozi Fulani: Last News

“Who are they apologising to? If you’re sorry, tell me you’re sorry. If you’re not, it speaks for itself,” Ngozi said.

King Charles, his wife Queen Camilla, William and Kate ventured out to church in Balmoral this weekend as the core of the Royal Family enjoy a summer break. This is the first break the family has spent at Balmoral since the death of the late Queen in September 2022, at the same estate in Scotland, reports the Mirror.

The charity boss who was at the centre of a royal race row has stepped down from leading her domestic violence organisation because of the backlash she has faced. Ngozi Fulani revealed she has temporarily resigned as chief executive of Sistah Space, the charity she founded, as she criticised Buckingham Palace for not tackling the abuse she suffered in wake of the controversy.

Well, this ousting didn’t last long!

Lady Susan Hussey joined members of the royal family for church service on Sunday, January 29, following her resignation as a palace aide amid a racist incident last year.

Prince William’s godfather King Constantine II — the last Greek monarch and Prince Philip’s nephew — has died at age 82.

Prince Harry’s tell-all with ITV’s Tom Bradby was watched in the UK by a disappointing 4.1M last night, with just one third of the audience who watched his and wife Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview tuning in.

Clearing the air. Prince Harry addressed past claims that a royal family member voiced “concerns” about son Archie’s skin color — and admitted he didn’t consider the comments to be “racist.”

Prince Harry has denied members of the royal family were accused of racism during the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview. The Duke of Sussex said wife Meghan Markle's claims that a family member made "troubling" comments about the skin colour of his son, Archie, related to "unconscious bias" not racism.

Prince Harry, 38, and wife Meghan Markle, 41, are mistaken in their allegations that there is racism within the Royal Family.She has blasted their Netflix series, declaring it "jolly tedious" and adding that she hadn't watched a "single second" of it, as she believes it to be rooted in negativity."Six hours of doom and gloom!" she groaned, acknowledging that Harry is "probably quite unhappy".Yesterday, it was revealed that the Prince is desperate to reunite with his brother and father and bury the hatchet - but many critics have countered that the public nature of their Netflix documentary may not be the best way to achieve peace.Not only will Sue not be watching their series, but she's not keen on purchasing Harry's much awaited autobiography, Spare, either."[The Netflix show] would be six hours of my life pretty much wasted," she declared, adding that when it comes to his tell-all book, she'll simply read the excerpts from the newspapers."You just read the juicy bits, don't you?" she mused."I haven't got enough life left to waste on Harry's book, I'm afraid!"Harry reportedly demanded an apology over how Meghan was allegedly treated during her time as a working royal, before the pair moved to the USA.When the couple saw that Ngozi Fulani had received an apology and resignation from Lady Susan Hussey over being asked where she was "really from", in a reference to her ancestry, they had apparently sought the same response from the royals.However, no comment has been made publicly, perhaps due to the motto within the family of "Never complain, never explain" - and a rift remains open between them.Yet Sue has made it clear that her loyalties lie with King Charles, insisting that in her eyes, the family "isn't remotely

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle want to hash things out with the royal family once and for all before King Charles III’s coronation!

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle want an apology from the Royal family before they attend King Charles' coronation, according to reports. It is claimed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have requested a ‘sit-down meeting’ with senior members of the Royal Family following the release of their bombshell documentary on Netflix.

to apologize in person for the racism, and the women later released a photo from the reportedly successful meeting. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Fulani, you may remember, is the woman behind Sistah Space who went viral after she described, in a tweet, a racist interaction she had with “Lady SH” at Buckingham, soon discovered to be Lady Susan Hussey, a former lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth and Prince William's godmother. Fulani said the palace aide repeatedly questioned her nation of origin, even after Fulani told her more than once that she was British. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.The palace responded quickly to this , and released a statement announcing an investigation into the matter and that .

Charity boss Ngozi Fulani has accepted an apology from Prince William’s godmother, Lady Susan Hussey.

The Apprentice star Karren Brady, 53, has spoken out on the racism storm that King Charles III, 74, has had to deal with this month, over a controversial conversation between Buckingham Palace guest Ngozi Fulani and senior royal aide Lady Susan Hussey, 83.

It appears in their swift action attempting to look like they really care about eradicating racism, the Royal family seem to have forgotten something: the Black woman at the center of the incident.

An unfortunate turn of events. The royal family is allegedly “scrambling” after Lady Susan Hussey — Prince William‘s godmother and one of King Charles III‘s top advisors — resigned from her post amid allegations of racism.

Oof, this is not a good look after that whole Baby Archie skin color incident…

Lady Susan Hussey — Prince William‘s godmother and one of King Charles III’s top team members — has resigned amid allegations of racism, Us Weekly confirms.

Prince William's spokesman has blasted "racist" comments made to a charity worker by a royal aide. Earlier today, Buckingham Palace released a statement confirming one of the late Queen's friends had resigned over the alleged remarks, according to The Mirror.

.Ngozi Fulani, founder and chief executive of London-based domestic abuse charity Sistah Space, says she was left “stunned” after an aide—identified in as “Lady SH”—asked offensive questions including where she “really came from” at the event on Tuesday, November 29. The aide is understood to be Lady Susan, 83, the Prince of Wales’s godmother who was made lady of the household by King Charles III.Buckingham Palace said in a statement today that the aide, who it did not name, had stepped down from her “honorary role with immediate effect” and that she had expressed her “profound apologies for the hurt caused.” It added that the comments were “unacceptable and deeply regrettable” and that it took the incident “extremely seriously.”It comes as the n at the start of a three-day visit that will culminate in the glittering Earthshot Prize Awards ceremony on Friday. Lady Susan HusseyThe incident was this morning by Fulani, who wrote: “Mixed feelings about yesterday’s visit to Buckingham Palace.