Harry and Meghan remain silent as Kate and Charles are called ‘royal racists’ in Omid Scobie’s book – Latest

The new book by royal author Omid Scobie game over It sparked controversy over King Charles and the Princess identifying as Welsh, as they were allegedly at the center of a royal racial row.

In a Dutch translation of the book, the couple are named as members of the royal family accused of raising questions about the skin color of Prince Harry and Meghan’s son before he was born.

However, the Sussexes, who first made the claims in their 2021 interview with Oprah, have remained mum on the revelation.

Harry’s biographer, Angela Levin, questioned why there was no word from the couple, and said the test to determine the extent of their involvement was to see whether they would sue Mr Scobie.

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King Charles and the Princess of Wales were named on Wednesday as the royals accused of raising questions about the skin color of Prince Harry and Meghan’s son before he was born.

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Omid Scobie is a 42-year-old British journalist based in the United States.

He is believed to have been born in Wales and grew up in Oxford, then went on to study journalism at the London School of Communication at the University of the Arts London.

Early in his career, he covered celebrities for publications such as Heat and US Weekly. He eventually joined Harper’s Bazaar as editor-in-chief, in which position he remains to this day.

He had been covering royal affairs for five years when Prince Harry started dating Meghan.

Mr. Scobie co-authored his first book, In Search of Freedom, with Caroline Durand. The book, released in 2021, is an intimate portrait of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Over the years, Scobie has been dubbed “Meghan’s mouthpiece” due to his positive reporting on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

However, he has repeatedly said he is no friend of the Sussexes. “I am not their friend and never have been,” he said in an interview with Paris Match.

However, in 2020, Mr Scobie wrote that he shared a “farewell hug” with Meghan when she ended her final engagement as a royal and was one of three journalists invited to cover the event before she traveled to Canada.

In Endgame, Mr Scobie revealed that Megan contacted him personally after learning he had received threats on social media.

As controversy continues over Royal author Omid Scobie’s new Endgame book, some have questioned his reliability as narrator.

After a Dutch translation of his book named King Charles and the Princess of Wales as royals who raised questions about Archie’s skin color before he was born, Mr Scobie denied he wrote the names himself.

However, Hugo Vickers says it is not surprising that Mr Scobie’s book is “full of inaccuracies and distortions”.

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King Charles took center stage at the Cop 28 climate conference in Dubai amid a royal racial row at home.

While the publication of Omid Scobie’s book Endgame dominated headlines in the UK, Charles called for global action when he told heads of state and government that the risks of climate change were no longer “remote risks”.

The letter came after the monarch was named alongside the Princess of Wales as two senior royals who allegedly raised “concerns” about the skin color of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s son.

Rishi Sunak paid tribute to the monarch as “at the forefront of the fight to protect our planet” for more than 60 years, as he posted a photo of himself with Charles at Cop28 on social media.

“For over 60 years, His Majesty the King has been at the forefront of the fight to protect our planet,” he said on X, previously Twitter.

“Today at #COP28, we are committed to protecting the environment for future generations.”

King Charles’ speech today marks his first public appearance since the Dutch version of Omid Scobie’s Endgame identified himself and the Princess of Wales as royals accused of raising questions about Archie’s skin color before his birth.

The king did not comment on these accusations.

The Princess of Wales dazzled at the Royal Variety Performance last night as she and Prince William ignored the fallout from the royal race row following the publication of Omid Scobie’s book game over.

Both the Princess and King Charles are identified in the book as royals accused of raising questions about the skin color of Prince Harry and Meghan’s son before he was born.

This is their first public appearance since the royal correspondent Scooby’s book game over It hit shelves on Tuesday and the palace has yet to comment on the situation.

Royal author Omid Scobie has denied naming the royals at the center of the alleged racial row was a publicity stunt.

He said he did not know how the Dutch translation, which was discussed by the publishers, came to include the names of King Charles and the Princess of Wales.

Mr Scobie told Newsnight he was “hurt” by “conspiracy theories that this is a publicity stunt”.

This comes after speculation that the names had been included in an earlier draft of the one translated in the Netherlands.

After King Charles and the Princess of Wales were named as the focus of a royal racism scandal in a new book game overMany have asked, how can such an error be printed?

The author, Omid Scobie, denied including the names in any version of the manuscript he wrote and edited and blamed “translation errors.”

However, others have speculated that the names may have been included in an earlier draft of the book.

The Dutch translator of the book, Saskia Peters, refuted the allegations that she added the names of the royal couple in the Dutch translation on her own, and said that they existed “in black and white.”

Royal correspondent Rick Evers wondered if a name could be mistranslated, and suggested it was included in an earlier manuscript.

Tell Good morning, Britain: “There is some discussion about how these passages are mentioned in the book. I would say how do you translate a wrong name?

“I reviewed the book with one of your colleagues and we saw that some sections were missing in the English version. Like the sentence, five sentences between the first and third part that was in the Dutch version.

“Something was erased during the work that was done for the book.”

The book Endgame by royal author Omid Scobie was released in the Netherlands, and King Charles and the Princess of Wales were accused of being at the center of a racist row.

The publishers have taken the book out and Mr Scobie has denied including names – but what does the passage in question actually say?

According to the translation, page 128 of the manuscript says: “After discussing possible unconscious biases within the family, after it was revealed that the King and Princess of Wales had engaged in such conversations about Archie, Kate avoided discussing the topic with her sister-in-law or sister-in-law.”