• The founder of Sistah Space, Ngozi Fulani, expressed outrage at how Lady Susan Hussey treated her.
• Lady Susan, 83, resigned from the household and apologised.
• Ms. Fulani claimed on Thursday that Buckingham Palace had not yet gotten in touch with her.

Ngozi Fulani, the head of a British charity who was supposedly asked where she was “really” from, has been invited to Buckingham Palace by King Charles III and his wife, Queen Consort Camilla.

The founder of Sistah Space, Ngozi Fulani, expressed outrage at how Lady Susan Hussey treated her at a Palace function.

On Wednesday, the Palace asserted that they had contacted Ms. Fulani about the situation. Ms. Fulani claimed on Thursday that Buckingham Palace had not yet gotten in touch with her to talk about what had occurred.

After constantly challenging Fulani when she claimed to be British at the Queen Consort’s reception addressing violence against women and girls, Lady Susan, 83, resigned from the household and apologised.

“Although I didn’t experience physical violence, what I feel I experienced was a form of abuse,” Fulani had said to ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

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