Prince William ignored (left his chat read) Prince Harry in the hours before the death of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. King Charles III and Meghan Markle exchanged letters after questions from two members of the British royal family about the skin color of Archie, the Sussexes' first child. Charles III called Enrique "that fool" for his participation in the interview with Oprah Winfrey. Kate Middleton jokingly cringes when someone mentions Meghan's name. Guillermo leaked unfavorable news about Enrique to the press... All according to Omid Scobie's new book that goes on sale this Tuesday.
A few hours before the publication of the entirety of Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the monarchy's fight for survival - Scobie's new book that promises be as scandalous as the first was, Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family (Meghan
This new book by Scobie, a journalist who has always been accused of being too close to Meghan and Enrique, will draw a new portrait of the relationship between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the rest of the Windsors and will address how the British royal family is, according to the author, Fighting to survive. Beyond the reproaches of this new solo work by the author, whose first book had very direct sources from the Sussexes' environment, in it he defends that the death of Elizabeth II "enlarged the cracks that already existed in the foundations of the house of Windsor."
Among other claims in the book that have already been publicized, there is the portrait of Prince William as "a cold and ruthless figure who is dying to ascend to the throne" and who only cares about safeguarding the institution he will lead when the time comes. The author also claims that the relationship between the Princess of Wales and the Duchess of Sussex is almost non-existent. What's more, he points out that for almost four years he has limited himself to polite exchanges such as birthday greetings and various festivities.
While the book promises a "deep dive into the monarchy's fight for its survival," one of the first reviews of the book, published in the New York Times, criticizes the fact that Meghan and Harry are painted "in an unforgiving, holy light." He adds that readers expecting to find a lot of gossip about the Windsors will be "disappointed" and even says that one of his chapters "looks like a press release put together by ChatGPT."
