Author Omid Scobie admits to lying about royal book

The book Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy’s Fight for Survival, which comes with several revelations about the British royal family, has made headlines around the world in recent weeks.

Especially what was written about the children of Prince Harry (39 years old) and Duchess Meghan (42 years old) received a large column space.

In the book, author Omid Scobie writes that Meghan should have written to King Charles (75) and expressed her concerns about subconscious attitudes within the royal family. The Duchess singled out two names in this letter.

Meghan and Harry previously stated that a member of the royal family was concerned about the skin tone of the couple’s son, Prince Archie (4), before he was born.

It is not known who would be behind these statements, and the author of “Endgame” has claimed throughout that the names were never mentioned in the book.

Subsequently, the Dutch version was withdrawn, after the two names that Meghan wrote in the letter were included in the book. As mentioned, the author claimed that this was not the case.

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Now, the tube has taken on a different sound.

According to the Swiss news site 20 minutes Scobie now admits that the first version of the book did contain the names.

Furthermore, it appears that an early edition of an unpublished text was assigned to the Dutch publisher so that the translation process could begin.

Although Meghan did not confirm the names that were in the letter to the King, it was revealed in the movie “Endgame” that it must be King Charles and Princess Kate (41).

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