Some British knickers are still in a twist about which media outlets were physically present at Baby Sussex's rather picturesque reveal on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
, the Sussexes denied that claim through a spokesperson, and British network ITV, which reliably covers the royals, likewise reports there was no vast American conspiracy behind the coverage.
“I am told the U.S. camera was—like the U.K. broadcasters—chosen at random,” ITV’s royal editor Chris Shipon Wednesday. “As CBS took the call from the Palace, some suspect the channel selected itself for the pool, but I’m told the other main U.S. networks—NBC and ABC—were contacted.” This is a pretty inside-baseball squabble, as, again, those chosen to physically film Archie’s reveal—CBS and Sky—then shared it widely with the rest of the media, making the privilege of being the designated “pool” broadcaster pretty ceremonial. But it’s sadly typical for some stodgy members of the British pundit class, which have spewed racist andsince her arrival on the royal scene.
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