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If you re one of the many millions who watched Prince Harry and Meghan Markle s sit-down, tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, then you ll know that at one point during the primetime special, a series of newspaper headlines flash up, as the couple discuss how they feel Meghan received unfair press coverage.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex also levelled accusations of racism at some tabloids (as well as towards a nameless member of the royal family) and said the negativity directed at Meghan was unprecedented in comparison to other royals.
Now, following complaints from Associated Newspapers (who publish
The Mail on Sunday,
She was described as a ‘megastar’ who ‘lit up the world’. If The Mail on Sunday harboured racist attitudes towards Meghan Markle, we had a peculiar way of expressing it.
Headline after headline in this newspaper before and after her fairytale wedding to Prince Harry reflected how the nation had become entranced by this dazzling figure who brought an exciting new dynamism to the Royal Family.
Reporting on the big day itself in 2018, The Mail on Sunday published 47 pages of glorious reports on how we hoped the clearly besotted couple would be, to quote our headline, ‘Harry Ever After’.
Wonder down under: We said Meghan won the hearts of everyone she met in Sydney in 2018