It only takes a few words. Visiting Dubai for the kick-off of COP 28 on November 30, King Charles III gave some news of his state of health, while the royal family is splashed by a scandal. Indeed, Omid Scobie, journalist and specialist in the British royal family, recently published a new book on the most famous crowned heads in the world. Title Endgame“end of the game”, this work has already caused a lot of ink to flow: a racist scandal, the one that had distanced the Sussexes from the royal familyis mentioned there. A scandal to which the sovereign alluded to the President of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu, who was also present in the United Arab Emirates for the international conference on climate change.
Asked about his health, the monarch was discreet, summarizing his personal state in seven wordswhile the United Kingdom is agitated by a new case, reports the Mirror. “I’m pretty much fine.”, he explains, justifying his condition by his 75 years. Not having spoken about the recent news concerning his clan, the son of Elizabeth II honored his diplomatic mission. He was in fact in Dubai for “continue his work, and the main objective is work, and that’s what he does”declared a source at Sun.
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The affair at the heart of the split
Omid Scobie returned in his new book to the departure of Harry and Meghan from England. Installed in California since 2020, the parents of Archie and Lilibet had moved away for the well-being of Meghan but also due to racist remarks about Archie’s skin color. So far, the names members of the royal family implicated for these remarks have not been revealed, and in his work Omid Scobie does not mention them either. Except in the version of the book translated into Dutch. Since withdrawn from commerce, this version is still shaking the Webwhile journalist Piers Morgan revealed these names on television. The royal family is also considering legal action.
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