"Andrew, Harry and now Charles...What A Family!" Panel Debate Royal Family Controversies
September 28, 2022
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as posted by the channelPiers Morgan Uncensored with Jeremy Kyle is joined by the late Queen's former press secretary Dickie Arbiter, the Daily Mirror's Kevin Maguire and TalkTV Presenter Kevin O'Sullivan to discuss two people being questioned over the allegation that King Charles' charity was accepting money in return for titles.
Dickie comes to the King's defence by suggesting that it wasn't him directly but one of his "dodgy workers" who was at fault. Maguire disagrees, suggesting the money was put into buildings and renovations and because of his stature as part of the monarchy, Charles is protected. Maguire continues his point by suggesting that far too many members of the Royal Family are mired in scandal including Prince Andrew, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and King Charles III.
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