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King Charles and Prince William are 'allowing selfish agendas and family discord to take over the House of Windsor' G Flip and Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause look loved-up as they pose hand in hand at the 2023 W Awards In the podcast, Healy, Mike Mullen, and Adam Friedland watched a brief clip of Ice Spice talking about her singing career and influences. They then launched into a racist “discussion” in which they speculated about the singer’s ethnicity, tried to mimic her accent, and made other derogatory comments about her ethnicity and body, including calling her “one of the Inuit Spice Girls” and a “chubby Chinese lady.” Healy could also be heard laughing and urging the host to mimic Japanese accents. At one of the 1975’s shows in April, Healy issued what was supposed to be an apology to Ice Spice. However, he denied any wrongdoing, claiming his comments were “misconstrued,” and only apologizing because he didn’t want Ice Spice to think he was “mean.” The host brought up the speculation that was 'being talked about by the whole entire world right now.' Omid Scobie's 'Sussex Squad': Royal biographer recruits influencers and bloggers to promote his new book Endgame