Harry and Meghan’s Relationship with Prince William Revealed in New Book

A new book called “Endgame” by Omid Scobie is causing quite a stir in the royal world.

Scobie, a friend of the Sussexes, claims that Prince William pushed him out of the Royal Rota and prevented him from closely following their activities.

It seems that Scobie had a closer relationship with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle than previously thought, leading to tensions within the royal family.

Scobie alleges that Prince William and Princess Kate were not happy with his involvement in the release of the book “Finding Freedom,” which delved into the lives of Harry and Meghan.

He suggests that they saw him as Prince Harry's lapdog, and therefore, he was excluded from covering their activities.

This revelation contradicts the initial denials made by Harry and Meghan regarding their participation in the book.

Although the couple denies any influence on Scobie's work, it is worth noting that emails between Meghan and Jason Knopf, a member of the Daily Mail, were discovered during Meghan's legal battle with the publication.

In these emails, they discuss providing information to Scobie for his book, indicating a desire to have an influence on its content.

The book also touches on the race row that surrounded Harry and Meghan's departure from the royal family.

It is alleged that a second member of the extended royal household made derogatory comments about Archie's skin tone, as revealed in a letter sent by Meghan to King Charles.

Scobie chose not to name these individuals due to potential legal consequences.

However, despite these revelations, it is uncertain how damaging this book will be for the royal family.

Scobie's claims may not have the same impact as they would have had a few years ago.

People seem to be growing tired of Harry and Meghan's complaints and consider them to be insecure and overly sensitive.

While this book may cause some disruption, it is unlikely to be the “end game” for the royal family, as Scobie suggests.

In other news, Kitson, a popular celebrity hotspot in the United States, has created a holiday hypocrisy window display that calls out public figures for their inconsistencies.

This year, Harry and Meghan are featured for their eco-hypocrisy.

Kitson, known for its celebrity clientele, aims to expose the couple's actions to Hollywood A-listers who frequent the store.

It is expected to be embarrassing for Meghan, as her photo will be seen by those she seeks validation from.

Meanwhile, violent crime rates in California have been highlighted in the same window display.

Governor Gavin Newsom and Oprah Winfrey have also been called out for their actions during the COVID crisis.

Kitson's display draws attention to the comparison between California's lax policies and Florida's tougher stance on crime, emphasizing the increase in crime in California.

On a lighter note, Princess Diana's memorabilia is up for auction in Beverly Hills.

One item of interest is a pastel pink blouse worn by Diana in her 1981 engagement portrait.

It is expected to fetch around $200,000 at Julian's Auction House.

The blouse represents a poignant symbol of love, grace, and a timeless moment in history, capturing the hearts of people worldwide.

In conclusion, the release of Omid Scobie's book has shed light on the complicated relationship between Prince William, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle.

While the revelations may cause some disruption, it is unlikely to have a significant impact on the royal family.

Additionally, Kitson's holiday hypocrisy window display has drawn attention to the eco-hypocrisy of Harry and Meghan, as well as highlighting the increasing crime rates in California.

On a more positive note, Princess Diana's memorabilia continues to captivate fans and collectors alike.