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Emily Griffin sets the record straight over Meghan Markle fiasco saying she ‘meant no harm’

Emily Griffin seems to have been caught in rather hot waters as of late due to mommy-shaming

By Web Desk
May 07, 2020

Emily Griffin sets the record straight over Meghan Markle fiasco saying she ‘meant no harm’

Emily Griffin’s mommy-shaming antics towards Meghan Markle recently landed her in heaps of trouble with royal fans. The American author criticized the former royal on her son’s first birthday and it appears royal fans disapprove of her methods.

On his birthday, Meghan posted a video of herself with Archie in her lap and read the book Duck! Rabbit! in collaboration with Save The Children's 'Save With Stories' campaign.

While royal fans could not help but gush over the video, Emily Griffin directed some negative comments towards Meghan Markle. However, as soon as he began facing flak over her comments, she came forward with a statement in her defense, "I enjoy following celebrities and analyzing them with my readers. I post dozens of IG stories a day in a very honest, unfiltered way, as if I’m confiding directly with close friends.”

She further went on to add, "To be clear, I absolutely loved that a biracial, American woman was marrying into the Royal Family. It seemed a wonderful, happy thing for everyone. I celebrated their wedding by hosting a gathering here at my home and posting many, many photos. Further, I was appalled by any signs of racism against her."

The author clarified that although it was Meghan’s personal right to move away from the royal family, the reasons for the criticism have nothing to do with her mixed-race heritage.

"Further, I understood why she wanted to leave the monarchy and carve out her own path. I do, however, find fault with the way BOTH she and Harry handled things, and those feelings bled over in later posts, including the ones today.”

"I can see how some of my posts may have felt mean-spirited, and could be construed as having racial undertones. It was not my intent, but I understand that intent and impact are two very different things. And I am truly sorry for that negative impact.”