Prince William in 'quite a difficult place' as Duke left to fend for himself over Jamaica
- 2 years ago
Prince William has been left to "fend for himself" in Jamaica as the royal's tour to the Caribbean with Kate, Duchess of Cambrige, was met with protests calling for preparation for Britain's role in the slave trade. The Duke of Cambridge opted not to apologise for slavery, just as his father Charles, the Prince of Wales, had not during his visit to Barbados when the island become a republic. Reporter Cameron Walker told Express Royal Round Up host Pandora Forsyth: "I think William has quite a difficult job because royals should traditionally always stay out of politics. "But when they're involved in the politics themselves, it does create a bit bit of a tricky situation. "Especially since t ...
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