The Dutch version of the book “Endgame” was embroiled in controversy as the publisher pulled it from the shelves, attributing its content containing the names of two senior royals as a “translation error.” Piers Morgan, a prominent TV host, defended his decision to name the two members of the royal family, stating it was “blindingly obvious” that they were not guilty of racism.
The latest book in the royal genre, “Endgame” by journalist Omid Scobie, stirred a media frenzy, but failed to attract much interest among shoppers. Despite the hype over claims that two royals discussed the skin color of Prince Harry and Meghan’s first child, the book saw limited sales at London’s famed bookshops, indicating subdued public reception.
Buckingham Palace officials are set to meet with aides to Prince William for critical talks on handling the fallout from accusations of racism after the publication of “Endgame.” This gathering will address potential strategies in responding to the controversy, including the possibility of legal action, following claims made in the Dutch edition of the book relating to King Charles and the Princess of Wales.
These developments shed light on the far-reaching impact of the allegations in “Endgame,” portraying a significant intersection of literature, media, and royal discernment. Stay tuned for further updates as the royal scandal continues to unfold.
