Piers Morgan Slams Omid Scobie’s Book ‘Endgame’ as Full of Lies

Renowned journalist and TV personality, Piers Morgan, has finally reviewed Omid Scobie's new book, ‘Endgame'.

As expected, the review was scathing, but what surprised everyone was just how hilariously brutal Morgan's critique turned out to be.

While Morgan may be a controversial figure for some, there is no denying his expertise when it comes to the royal family.

And when it comes to taking down individuals like Scobie, Morgan is undoubtedly the best in the business.

In his review, Morgan describes Scobie as a “weasley lickspittle” who thrives on peddling garbage about the royals.

The book, according to Morgan, is filled with lies and biased against the royal family.

He goes on to say that Scobie is a fawning, sycophantic toady who flatters Meghan and Harry for personal gain.

Morgan's description of both Harry and Meghan as privileged individuals who are far from being victims resonates with many.

Despite their attempts to portray themselves as victims, the truth is that they enjoy immense privilege in society.

As for Scobie, Morgan questions his unwavering support for Meghan and Harry, suggesting that he would defend them even if they committed heinous acts.

Morgan also points out Scobie's changing appearance, likening it to Meghan's transformation in an attempt to look more “black,” while Scobie seems to be trying to appear “whiter.”

Another issue raised by Morgan is Scobie's credibility.

If Scobie is known to lie about his own experiences, how can we trust the claims he makes about the royal family?

Morgan emphasizes the importance of believing reliable sources when it comes to revealing hidden stories about the royals.

Morgan further dismisses the damaging accusations made by Scobie about William, Charles, and Catherine, labeling them as utter nonsense.

He trusts his own well-placed royal sources who have refuted these claims.

Interestingly, Scobie also includes specific details of letters exchanged between Charles and Meghan, in which concerns about the skin color of their unborn son are allegedly discussed.

Morgan finds it hard to believe that any racially motivated concerns would have been expressed by the royals involved.

Morgan accuses both Meghan and Scobie of being cowards who ignite controversies and then distance themselves from the consequences.

He criticizes their attempts to smear the entire royal family with guilt by association.

One of the most disturbing aspects of Scobie's book, according to Morgan, is that it aims to hurt a family still grieving the loss of their beloved matriarch, Queen Elizabeth II.

He questions Meghan and Harry's intentions, wondering why they can't leave the royal family alone.

Morgan concludes his review by questioning the purpose of Scobie's book.

While it may sell well initially, he believes that the long-term consequences will not be favorable for Scobie.

He doubts that Meghan and Harry will support Scobie when he faces backlash for his lies.

In the end, Morgan asks readers for their opinions on the book, inviting them to share their thoughts in the comment section.

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