- The Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award will be given to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
- The award is given to “exemplary leaders” like the US presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
- The duo has been under heavy fire since the prize announcement.
The Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award will be given to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on December 6.
The honour for the couple, which is given to “exemplary leaders,” has also been given to US presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama as well as US Vice President Joe Biden.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were chosen for the honour, according to Kerry Kennedy, President of the Robert F. Kennedy Foundation, for confronting the “royal family’s power structure.”
In addition, she praised the pair for their “heroic” stand against the “institutional racism” inside the Royal Family.
The duo has been under heavy fire since the prize announcement.
Meghan and Harry have been under fire from hundreds of royal admirers and pro-monarchy experts who claim they have betrayed the British royal family.
“He’s accepting an award for accusing the royal family of racism. If he’s at the coronation with his wife wearing a tiara, I will be withdrawing my support of the Windsors,” claimed a supporter of the royal family.
Another person said, “The King is in an impossible position and I really feel for him.”
Many people want the King to not invite his son and future daughter-in-law to his coronation, but others believe Charles should behave more like a king than a father.
Many individuals think that if Harry and Meghan are not stopped, the royal family may lose popularity.
The occasion where Harry and Meghan will collect the award is scheduled for next month, and it has been learned that Americans are willing to spend thousands of dollars to sit close to them.
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