Ngosi Folani Accuses Prince William’s Godmother of Racism

The controversy surrounding the Ngosi Folani incident continues to escalate.

Folani, also known as Marlene Headley, accused Prince William's godmother and a former lady-in-waiting to the late Queen Elizabeth of racism for simply asking where she was from.

The Sussex camp has been accused of causing a scene, and Sue Smith has a theory about what really happened.

Smith brings up Misan Hariman, a long-time supporter of Harry and Meghan, who is also an ally of Folani.

Smith mentioned this in a video as a theory.

The common denominator is Hariman, a friend of Folani, or Headley, and Meghan.

It's believed that this was a set-up.

Folani was wearing a mic, and Camilla was the target.

Too many coincidences.

Folani, a friend of Dr. Shola, has the same photographer, Misan Hariman.

Just after the story broke, Meghan's PR scoby came online saying people should support and donate to Folani, and tried to raise £100,000.

Folani's Twitter account shows numerous tweets supporting Meghan.

Meghan allegedly is behind this incident.

Diana Epazoncora said that a black British woman attended a soiree at Bukhinen Palace where she wore her hair up in elaborate braids, wore African jewellery and African traditional clothing.

In other words, Folani went all dressed up not in Western clothes but African traditional clothes.

Which is fine since we can all wear exactly what we want to, except Folani was trying to set up the inquisitive old lady.

Lady Susan Hussey was a lady in waiting and served Queen Elizabeth faithfully for 62 years.

And this race baiting comes out during William and Catherine's trip, courtesy of the Sussex squad, and it's ruined the life of an elderly woman.

This is abusive.

Folani had a microphone on her, sound familiar to anyone?

Waiting for a white lady to ask her questions.

Hussey did enquire as to Folani's ancestry, but the nasty Folani refused to say where she came from.

She stated she was British, knowing full well the 83-year-old was curious about her ancestry.

If someone showed up in traditional Polish dress at a royal event, they would expect someone to at least ask where they were from.

Why is the world getting so upset about enquiries to black people?

Ask an Asian where they're from, meaning their ancestry, and the headlines wouldn't be as vile.

But we're dealing with Harry and Megs and their paid squad here, and they are very mean.

Lady Susan Hussey didn't need to be terminated from the job that she loved.

Harry and Meghan did the same things to Queen Elizabeth, and it drove her to her grave more quickly than if they'd just been nice people who left quietly and didn't say anything.

Will Meghan abuse Susan Hussey too?

Why does the uber-jealous Harry allow this?

To what end?

Palace sources have now said King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla will meet with Miss Folani.

It's understood that dialogue is taking place between the palace and Folani's team, though no further details have been released yet.

The meeting will discuss what happened and how they can learn from it.

The incident has sparked a debate about race and identity politics.

People are divided over whether the question asked by Lady Susan Hussey was racist or simply curious.

Some argue that Folani's reaction was unjustified, while others believe that she had every right to be offended.

Whatever the truth may be, it's clear that this incident has caused a great deal of pain and suffering for all involved.

It's important that we learn from this experience and strive to create a more inclusive and tolerant society.