GMB fans rush to defend Royal Family and slam guest as 'hate spreader'

The Imperial Family is indeed at the focal point of a race banter, after an occasion at Buckingham Castle on Tuesday
GMB watchers have hammered the show for welcoming "can't stand spreader" Kehinde Andrews on the show, to talk about the new 'race line' news with respect to the Illustrious Family. It comes as Sovereign Elizabeth II 's helper, Woman Susan Hussey, has left her situation, after purportedly asking a dark visitor "which portion of Africa are you from?" During an occasion.

Ngozi Fulani, who works for a homegrown maltreatment support bunch, went to an occasion at Buckingham Castle on Tuesday. She then posted on Twitter that Woman Hussey had "over and again" asked her where she was from.

Examining this news on GMB earlier today was creator, Kehinde Andrews, who told Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway that this news didn't astound him. He said: "Frankly, my response was likely a shrug. I don't have any idea why individuals are as yet amazed that there's prejudice in the Regal Family.

"You would feel that after the Meghan Markle calamity, their visit in the Caribbean of Will and Kate, even the way that, come on can we just be real for a moment, we have a solely white
family that addresses England and goes in the gems taken from realm. At this point we ought to have perceived that the Regal Family disapproves of prejudice and these things shouldn't astound us."

In any case, asked by Ben Shephard assuming he had felt that things were "pushing ahead", Mr Andrews answered: "No, I don't know we've seen whatever would propose this. I believe on the off chance that you take a gander at the reaction to the Meghan Markle interview and this multitude of thoughts regarding bigotry, she said obviously she didn't feel upheld by the crown. I haven't seen any change whatsoever.

"Once more, I need to pressure, I don't know why we ought to expect to...it came out that the Sovereign was excluded from race fairness regulation dependent upon her demise and this is a foundation that is profoundly installed in institutional bigotry and I think what this shows you...I truly need to pressure that however this is one individual and one individual leaving does nothing since it shows there's a culture where these sort of thoughts are completely acknowledged.
"She felt entirely fine to act along these lines. It's about what the Regal Family is as an establishment and tragically the Illustrious Family as an organization has a difficult issue and may have a key issue it can never get away, of institutional prejudice."

Mr Andrews later communicated his craving for the Imperial Family to be "canceled", yet GMB watchers were irate that the show had platformed his "disdain". Different watchers stood up for Woman Hussey, whom they said was only "inquisitive" about Ngozi Fulani's legacy.

@Mort1875 said: "The Woman was keen on her legacy nothing else, and with respect to this guy being consulted I have said for quite a while he seems to be one of the greatest bigots going." @Tonygibson65 said: "It's startling how much @gmb love a race story, she could have been keen on the ladies' genuine legacy, for what reason does it need to be prejudice? This man is pushing prejudice where it isn't."

@Candvooke expressed: "#amb as expected spewina out disdain in your purported news on the royals." @patrick79132861 said: "This man is the pits... disdain spreader." @comsense187 said: "Totally nauseated how this 83 Yr old is being harassed. This woman was likely showing an interest in this woman's life and what an unexpected somebody's tracked down notoriety in making disdain and being offended!!!"

@MichaelBoltonA said: "Kehinde is your default go to - I surmise since he gives great audio clips and titles while pushing his can't stand plan". @kafulch0 said: "Gracious drop this bigot. He welcomes more disdain than anything."

@KCablooie said: "Kehinde Andrews is the most awful sort of bigoted. I will quit watching @GMB why they continue to have this bigot on. He finds it all over the place. I saw him in a general store opening a container of eggs to really take a look at their variety."