Could a book have unintentionally revealed the names of the members of the royal family that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry accuse of racism? The copies have been withdrawn from emergency sale…
A blunder that speaks volumes or an inconsequential error? The book End of reign by British journalist Omid Scobie once again discusses accusations of racism against members of the English royal family. In 2021, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were interviewed by Oprah Winfrey and revealed that people around them had asked the couple about the skin color of their first childArchie, without giving their names.
Blasted by Jennifer Aniston over Matthew Perry’s funeral, The Duchess of Sussex complained about racist remarks from her in-laws, which would give him horrible nicknames. And the book available since Monday in the United Kingdom says more about its tensions and their origin. Published in France this Friday, December 1, it was entitled to a unique Dutch version…
Identity of one of the “racists” targeted by Meghan Markle revealed?
Since Megxit, things have not improved between Prince Harry and his family, whether it is his father King Charles III or his brother Prince William. After leaving England and giving this shocking interview, Diana’s son released a documentary on Netflix and an autobiography in which he returns to the arguments with those close to him. But who was Meghan Markle targeting when she talked about racism? In the British version of his book, Omid Scobie specifies that he cannot reveal their identity under penalty of legal action.
However, a journalist from The Sun reportedly purchased at the beginning of the week in a bookstore in Amsterdam a Dutch version in which the name of one of them would appear. As of Tuesday, the publishing house Xander announced the temporary withdrawal of copies of the book, citing a translation error currently being corrected. The author announced that he was not involved in the Dutch version, a language he does not speak.
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