Lady Susan Hussey is not 'provocatively racist', says Queen aide
Lady Susan Hussey served the Royal family with 'care' and 'compassion', says aide
Lady Susan Hussey is being supported by Queen Elizabeth Ii former aides amid racist row.
In a conversation with Daily Mail, a staff member said: "No question, Lady Susan has been thrown under a bus and it is a massive overreaction.
"Where was anyone standing up saying, 'Wait a moment, this is a woman who has travelled to every corner of the planet and met people from every ethnic background. Is it really likely that she would be deliberately, provocatively racist?' I don't think so."
Another veteran courtier questioned: "Where is their duty of care and compassion towards a much-loved member of staff who has led an exemplary life of service and dedication to the monarchy?
"The speed with which this has taken place does not just damage Lady Susan's reputation but that of the institution as well.
"Shouldn't there have been some kind of calm, considered investigation? Instead it looks like the reaction has been driven by social media."
This comes after Buckingham Palace issued a quick apology after Hussey made a racist remark on a Royal guest.
-
James Van Der Beek's widow mourns Eric Dane days after husband's death
-
Rebecca Gayheart breaks silence after Eric Dane's death
-
Millie Bobby Brown on her desire to have a big brood with husband Jake Bongiovi
-
Backstreet boys admit aging changed everything before shows
-
Kim Kardashian makes huge career move weeks after going public with Lewis Hamilton
-
Shia LaBeouf draws attention for sweet reason after spending time in jail over brawl incident amid Mardi Gras bash
-
'Determined' Savannah Guthrie plans to honour her mother Nancy with major move: 'It's going to be emotional'
-
Train's Pat Monahan blows the lid on 'emotional' tale attached to hit song 'Drops of Jupiter'