After racism, Harry's fiancee defines attack as 'depressing'

Prince Harry's fiancée Meghan Markle has called the racial slurs he has received from the press and social networks since "dating" was announced as depressing. The statement was given during an interview with the BBC .    

At the beginning of the relationship, in October 2016, the actress in the series "Suits" was the target of a series of biased comments, mainly about her ethnicity.    

On occasion, the Royal Palace issued an official statement. "Last week he [Harry] found himself at a crossroads, his girlfriend Meghan Markle was subjected to a wave of abuse and harassment, part of which was public - the racial nuances in the comments, and sexism and racism in social networks "Prince Harry is worried about Mrs. Markle's safety and is deeply disappointed that he has not been able to protect her," he said.