Scandal interview. Comparing Megan to Mandela and the lie infuriates the British.

Meghan Markle had to listen to heavy criticism for her recent interview with The Cut.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are happy that Archie is going to school in the United States.

Prince George, Prince William, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Duchess Catherine standing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Your children may be photographed with two cameras when they start school – but not afterwards.

In the interview, Meghan appears to be comparing freedom fighter Nelson Mandela, something his grandson can’t stand.

Meghan Markle had to listen to heavy criticism for her recent interview with The Cut.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are happy that Archie is going to school in the United States.

Prince George, Prince William, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Duchess Catherine standing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Your children may be photographed with two cameras when they start school – but not afterwards.

In the interview, Meghan appears to be comparing freedom fighter Nelson Mandela, something his grandson can’t stand.

Meghan continues to make waves with her recent statements. Not only was she caught in a lie, but one of Nelson Mandela’s grandchildren blamed her for comparing her to a freedom fighter.

Royal expert Chris Ship has revealed at least one lie from Meghan in an interview with The Cut. In the interview, she claimed that she is happy that Archie is going to school in the United States. “In the UK we couldn’t even take him to school without 40 cameras,” she said.

According to Shep, the truth is different because: “Kate and William do it every day and there are no cameras.” There is an agreement to allow two cameras on the first day of school – one for television and one for print and online media. Journalists are forced to work together and share their recordings.

There was also an exchange during the interview that was said to have upset Nelson Mandela’s grandson. Zwelliville Mandela responds to an anecdote told by Megan. She attended the premiere of “The Lion King” with Harry in London when a South African actor took her aside and said, “When I married this family, we were as happy on the streets as we were when Mandela was released from prison.”

The activist’s 48-year-old grandson can’t believe it.

The politician comments in the “Daily Mail”: “Overcoming 60 years of apartheid is not the same as marrying a white prince.”

Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison for his desire to end apartheid in South Africa. In 1993, the fighter finally achieved his goal. In the same year he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his historic achievement. A year later, South Africans elected him their country’s first black president.