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    Harry and Meghan reject Jeremy Clarkson's apology for hateful column about duchess

    Prince Harry and Meghan have not accepted British TV host Jeremy Clarkson's public apology for a hit piece he wrote about the Duchess of Sussex. In a statement provided Monday evening to the Guardian, the royal couple said that Clarkson had previously written "solely to Prince Harry" in a message "marked private and confidential" before publicly apologizing Monday via Instagram. "While a new ...
    by Christi Carras, Los Angeles Times Jan 17, 2023 2 minutes
    Jeremy Clarkson attends the ITV Autumn Entertainment Launch at White City House on Aug. 30, 2022, in London.

    Prince Harry and Meghan have not accepted British TV host Jeremy Clarkson's public apology for a hit piece he wrote about the Duchess of Sussex.

    In a statement provided Monday evening to the Guardian, the royal couple said that Clarkson had previously written "solely to Prince Harry" in a message "marked private and confidential" before publicly apologizing Monday via Instagram.

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