Meghan Markle’s New Book Ignored by Suits Cast as Omid Scobie Reveals Team’s Involvement

The cast of Suits has apparently snubbed Omid Scobie as he sought their praise for Meghan Markle's new book, titled “No Great Memory About Her.”

Omid Scobie, who is considered Meghan Markle's spokesperson, has admitted that he received briefings from the Sussexes team for his tell-all book.

Despite previously claiming that he has no personal relationship with Meghan, Scobie now reveals the extent of input Meghan's team had on the book's content.

In an interview with The Standard, Scobie expressed his frustration at not receiving credit for his reporting, which is based on his sources, including briefings from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's team.

Scobie's attempts to distance himself from Harry and Meghan have become evident with the release of his book, Endgame.

Although he was once referred to as the Duchess's mouthpiece, Scobie has been vocal about not being friends with Meghan.

He clarified that while they share mutual friends, their relationship is not as close as previously believed.

However, it is worth noting that Meghan reached out to Scobie after he faced online harassment, indicating a connection between them.

In a recent report by Neil Sean, it is revealed that none of the Suits cast members were willing to speak to Omid Scobie about their experiences working with Meghan Markle on the show.

They apparently have no fond memories of their time with her and did not maintain a friendly relationship.

Some even claim to have been traumatized by their interactions with Meghan.

This raises questions about why the cast of a cable TV show would be interviewed about a book that revolves around the alleged survival of an ancient monarchy.

Is Scobie attempting to link one of the cast members as the savior of the monarchy?

It is worth mentioning that Tom Bower's book, Revenge, previously highlighted Meghan's alleged creation of a toxic workplace on the set of Suits.

The book described a group of mean girlfriends that producers and her agent had to deal with.

This may explain why the idea of Meghan returning to Suits was deemed unfeasible and why she ultimately pursued a relationship with Prince Harry.

It seems that wherever Meghan goes, she leaves behind a trail of traumatized individuals.

This pattern is evident in her current attempts to spread disinformation and misinformation through Scobie.

Meanwhile, royal commentator Jenny Bond has expressed her skepticism regarding Omid Scobie's new royal biography, Endgame, which was released in the UK today.

Bond disputes Scobie's claim that he received information and accounts from sources close to Buckingham Palace, Prince William, and Princess Kate.

She finds it hard to believe that these sources would openly or discreetly share details with Scobie for his book.

Bond further criticizes the lack of new facts in the book, emphasizing that it is filled with opinions, dirt, and allegations.

She describes the book as poisonous, venomous, and plain nasty.

As the controversy surrounding Meghan Markle's new book continues, it remains to be seen how readers will perceive the revelations and claims made by Omid Scobie.