Prince William, Kate Middleton may spell 'end of era' for Queen with slavery statement
Prince William and Kate Middleton's speech on slavery could cost Queen Elizabeth her title as head of state of the Bahamas.
This fear has been exposed by Royally US, presenters Christine Ross and Christina Garibaldi.
Royally US, presenters Christine Ross and Christina Garibaldi highlighted this possibility.
Christina began the conversation and admitted, "I think this is what it should be, royal tours need to change. It may not be what it was 50 years ago."
"People are different, mindsets are different, attitudes are different so we have to move with our times," she said.
He also added how Prince William's statement was about "his eyes were wide open to those who were listening," implying "He [Prince William] is saying that whatever is best for your country, I am here for you." I will remain as a friend, not as your leader."
The fear comes soon after the Bahamas National Reparations Committee (BNRC) issued a statement saying, "We are united in rejecting the so-called attraction offensive tour of the Caribbean undertaken by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and William and Catherine, which is the Caribbean." in sharp opposition to the needs and aspirations of indigenous peoples and those of African descent."
"Going forward, we will stand strong, united in our call for corrective justice and in supporting the roadmap set out by the CARICOM Reassessment Commission."
“We will remain strong, united, in celebration of the resilience of the Caribbean people who have achieved so much since our independence, and we are committed to continuing this tradition in dealing with contemporary challenges, all remnants of our post-colonialism dismantling the past and empowering our people to achieve more."