The “royal racists” scandal may lead to a deeper fracture between Harry and Meghan and the rest of the royals. A friend of William and Kate’s says relations are utterly broken.
The royals are resisting the temptation to comment on the race row. And early signs are that the strategy is working.
Asked if he wanted to apologize to the royal family, Omid Scobie told BBC’s “Newsnight” program, “It’s not for me to apologize because I still want to know what’s happened.”
Information dam crashes in spectacular style as the Guardian follows Piers Morgan and New York Post in naming Kate and Charles, bringing to an end over two years of speculation.
Piers Morgan named them, the New York Post named them, and the internet knows who the royal racists are. But Omid Scobie insists it wasn’t anything to do with him.
Harry and William’s “irreparable” relationship, two royal racists, why Kate never liked Meghan, William v. Charles—all the gossip and intrigue from Scobie’s “Endgame,” out today.
Omid Scobie writes in “Endgame” that William and Kate knew about the “concerns” over the color of Archie’s skin, but did not heed King Charles’ request to talk to Harry and Meghan.
Charles’ sympathetic response to Meghan has facilitated ongoing communication, Omid Scobie says, as speculation over the identities of the two “royal racists” looks set to ramp up.
With less than 24 hours to go until the hotly anticipated new book “Endgame” is published, preemptive retaliation appears to be the name of the game for the royals.
Omid Scobie, speaking about his book, “Endgame,” denies Meghan was a source or that she’s a friend, and claims Kate and Meghan have had “almost zero communication” since late 2019.