Politician’s Lover Sparks Controversy with Racist Remarks About Meghan Markle 👑

The model girlfriend of a top British politician has stunned the nation with her racist comments</a> about Prince Harry</a>‘s bride-to-be, Meghan Markle</a>, The Mail on Sunday has reported.<br /><br />Jo Marney, the lover of UKIP chief Henry Bolton, launched a vile attack on American former Suits actress Markle, who is biracial.<br /><br />Now there are calls for Bolton’s resignation. The politician, 54, is already under fire for leaving his wife for sexy Marney, 25.<br /><br />The Mail on Sunday revealed shocking messages to a pal in which Marney said that Prince Harry’s “black American” fiancee will “taint” the Royal Family with “her seed” and pave the way for a “black king.”<br /><br />Marney also said that she would never have sex with “a negro” because they are “ugly.”<br /><br />The model also described Markle, whose mother is black and whose father is white, as “a scrubber” and a “gender equality t***” who is “obsessed with race” and a “dumb little commoner.”<br /><br />Writing about ethnic minorities in general, Marney said that they are “pushing their way to the top slowly slowly. Next will be a Muslim PM. And a black king.”<br /><br />To her friend, Marney complained that there is “an immigration problem,” opining, “This is Britain. Not Africa.”<br /><br />After her pal accused her of being racist, Marney wrote, “Lol so what… Not wanting other races and cultures to invade your own culture doesn’t mean I hate their race. Just means I don’t want their cultures invading mine.”<br /><br />She was immediately suspended from her Ukip party membership after The Mail on Sunday told party chiefs about her stunning, offensive comments.<br /><br />Bolton could be axed over the scandal by the party’s ruling National Executive Committee on Thursday.<br /><br />Marney has apologized for her comments to The Mail, saying in a statement, “I apologize unreservedly for the shocking language I used. The opinions I expressed were deliberately exaggerated in order to make a point and have, to an extent, been taken out of context. Yet I fully recognize the offense they have caused.<br />“No offence was intended and, again, I apologize unreservedly for any such offence or hurt that my messages have caused to members of the public, members of Ukip my friends, family and loved ones.</p><br />“I have disappointed them all and let myself down. I cannot sufficiently express my regret and sadness at having done so,” Marney said.<br /><br />Prince Harry and Markle are set to walk down the aisle on May 19 after getting engaged in November.</a><br /><br /> <br /><br /> <br /><br />