GB News host Patrick Christys says it was “offensive” for actress Adjoa Andoh to complain on ITV about the royal balcony at the King’s coronation being “terribly white”.
“We are an 85 per cent white country with a monarchy that dates back around a thousand years and shock horror, they are of course going to be white,” Mr Christys told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“And the only people who seem to have a problem with this, are, I would say, race baiters who are now making a lot of money out of being controversial.
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