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Prince William's Plan of Attack: Future King to Enact 'Ruthless Plan' to Silence Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
The anonymous source continued: "William is completely adamant that they [the Sussexes] shouldn't be welcomed back, while the King thinks it would help stop the media circus surrounding the family.
Although the Queen is now sympathetic to her husband's plight in having to deal with "Prince Harry drama," this wasn't the case in recent months.
This comes amid the media sensation surrounding the monarch's naming as not one but "two royal racists" with Kate, Princess of Wales, in the Dutch edition of Omid Scobie's Endgame. On November 29, news broke in The Netherlands that all copies of Scobie's new book in that nation were being pulled to correct a print error that detailed the King and the Princess of Wales as two senior monarchy members who asked Meghan what color Archie's skin would be.
Levin concluded: "And I don't think anybody wants, not just for him but also for Meghan and the two children, they want separate protection officers, and that's going to cost us an enormous amount of money, and I don't think they particularly want to do that."
The anonymous source continued: "William is completely adamant that they [the Sussexes] shouldn't be welcomed back, while the King thinks it would help stop the media circus surrounding the family.
'Business as Usual': King Charles and Kate Middleton Are Set to Meet for the First Time Since 'Racism' Book Claim
Catherine, Princess of Wales, is said to be upset that she was named as one of two "royal racists" in the "translation error" of the Dutch edition of Omid Scobie's book, Endgame. Even though there is no evidence to suggest the Duchess of Sussex had anything to do with Scobie's book, it is believed the future queen blames Meghan for causing the uproar in the first place. At one point in the tell-all, the Duchess emotionally tells the media mogul that an unnamed senior royal asked her what color Prince Archie's skin would be when he was born. I do not know how long this will be," a representative for the book's publishing house shared when the news broke of the error that named Kate along with King Charles III as the "racist royals." As The Royal Observer previously reported, royal expert Phil Dampier said that he found it "very hard to believe that this error occurred due to a problem with the translation," while veteran royal reporter Michael Cole believes the spill is nothing more than a "publicity stunt" on Scobie's part to drive more attention toward the time to increase sales.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been urged to speak out against the "royal racism" claims against King Charles III and Kate, Princess of Wales, in the Dutch edition of Omid Scobie's Endgame. "[It would] probably be best if a statement was put out clearing this up once and for all, but King Charles III and Prince William had 'maintained a dignified silence' through the Oprah Winfrey interview in March 2021, the Netflix documentary last December, Harry's memoir Spare in January and now this, and I can't see the policy changing," royal expert Phil Dampier told an outlet.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may not spend the festive season with the royal family after all, thanks to the new "royal racism" revelations in Omid Scobie's Endgame. This insight comes after the Dutch edition of the book was pulled from shelves over a "translation error" that revealed King Charles III and Kate, Princess of Wales, were allegedly the "royal racists" who asked about Prince Archie's skin color in 2019. "Presumably Meghan and Harry have given a solemn undertaking that this should never see the light of day, and given their absolute horror at invasions of privacy, it is frankly astonishing that they haven't already instructed Schillings [their legal team] to issue injunctive proceedings against Omid Scobie.
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Go behind the high walls, gilded gates, and palace façades and into the very heart of the most famous families alive. Here’s Your Daily Consort from The Royal Observer.