While all of Britain rejoice the imminent marriage of Prince Harry with actress Meghan Markle, some still don’t want to accept this fact. One of them was beloved British politician Henry Bolton’s 25-year-old model Joe Marnie. The model spoke sharply to the side to Megan, calling her a “black American.” Marnie believes that because the African-American roots Markle “will ruin the Royal family by its name.” In addition, she said that Markle literally “obsessed with race”.

This abuse is not ended. The model decided to sum up the results, saying that Meghan Markle “tiny brain”. “She’s a stupid worthless actress,” said beloved Bolton.

Because of these observations, a model called racist, to which she found the answer. “I don’t want members of other racial sets and cultures into our own culture. And this does not mean that I’m a racist,” explains his point of view Marnie.

Soon the model apologized for his words, explaining that the remarks were taken out of context. “I apologize for my posts, which shocked the public. But all of these quotes were taken out of context,” says Marnie.

Impunity for such statements Marnie left. After the story was published, the model was expelled from the party United Kingdom independence.

The very same Megan more than proud of its origins. She wrote the whole essay, in which he spoke about the challenges she had to face at an early age. “Teacher found my appearance similarity with the inhabitants of the Caucasus. Mom would be offended if he knew about it. I had to put the pen in a sign of disobedience and misunderstanding: could not determine who I am,” Megan writes on her website thetig.com.

But even as Megan grew up, she continued to pursue the difficulties associated with her nationality. “Producers were looking for a black or white actress they were looking for Rachel. Some condemned their choice, focusing on my appearance. The period of identity, when I appeared on opposite sides, taught me to be proud of the fact that I am a strong woman of mixed race. I had a choice: to continue to live with a sense of misunderstandings or find yourself regardless. We create our own identity, my ancestors, when they were given freedom,” concluded the future wife of Prince Harry.