Omid Scobie, the esteemed chronicler of royal affairs and an intimate confidant of Meghan Markle, recently proffered a statement in response to revelations within a Dutch rendition of his contentious opus, Endgame.
According to Mirror reports, Scobie graced the set of Dutch program RTL Boulevard, vehemently refuting all allegations of divulging the identity of a royal persona responsible for racially charged comments about Prince Harry and Meghan's son, Archie.
In a resolute assertion, Omid declared, "The multilingual nature of the book presents a challenge, given my lack of proficiency in Dutch. Any translation discrepancies, I trust, will be adeptly managed by the publishers."
He further elucidated, "My involvement extends to the composition and editing of the English version. At no juncture did I produce a version containing discernable names."
Prior to this revelation, Scobie had posited within his literary work that Meghan dispatched a private missive to King Charles, unveiling the identities of two ostensibly 'racist' members of the royal cohort.
On the preceding day, November 28, a Dutch translation of Omid's recently unveiled, explosive literary piece stirred controversy by unmasking the identity of a senior royal individual entangled in unethical 'conversations' about the unborn scion of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
A dutiful chronicler, Rick Evers, disseminated the Dutch rendition of Endgame via his platform, formerly known as Twitter, articulating, "Yet, within those confidential missives, an identity was laid bare and corroborated: Charles."
