Harry and Meghan respond to The Sun's Clarkson apology - calling it 'nothing more than a PR stunt'

A representative for the Duchess said: "While general society totally merits the distribution's disappointments for their risky remarks, we ought not be in this present circumstance on the off chance that The Sun didn't keep on benefitting off of and take advantage of disdain, savagery and sexism."
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have excused a statement of regret by The Sun for a section by Jeremy Clarkson as "just a PR stunt".

A representative for the Duchess said she had not been reached by the paper to apologize for the segment, wherein Clarkson composed he was "longing for the day when she is made to march bare through the roads of each and every town in England while swarms serenade, 'Disgrace!' and toss pieces of fecal matter at her".

The segment, distributed last end of the week, turned into the most griped about on record, with the Free Press Principles Association getting in excess of 20,800 protests by 5pm on Tuesday.

The Sun apologized yesterday, expressing: "We at The Sun lament the distribution of this article and we are truly grieved.
"The article has been taken out from our site and chronicles."

The representative for the Duchess said: "The way that The Sun has not reached The Duchess of Sussex to apologize shows their aim.

"This is just a PR stunt.

"While general society totally merits the distribution's disappointments for their risky remarks, we ought not be in this present circumstance on the off chance that The Sun didn't keep on benefitting off of and take advantage of disdain, savagery and sexism.
"A genuine statement of regret would be a change in their inclusion and moral principles for all.

"Sadly, we're not pausing our breathing."