King Charles Files Lawsuit Against Meghan Markle and Scobie over Book 'Endgame' for Falsehoods: Palace in Uproar

Despite the bombshell claims made in Omid Scobie's upcoming book, "Endgame," depicting King Charles as a pampered monarch, the King seemed unfazed as he attended Sunday service at a church in Sandringham, Norfolk. Scobie, known for his closeness to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, alleges peculiar habits of the King, such as having his shoelaces ironed and a specific amount of toothpaste squeezed onto his toothbrush.

The claims have caused an uproar, leading King Charles to file a lawsuit against Meghan Markle and Omid Scobie for spreading falsehoods. Buckingham Palace, while remaining silent on the matter, has expressed disdain for the unsubstantiated claims. 

Many of the details from Scobie's book appear to have been sourced from Christopher Anderson's "King Charles III," with some information dating back to 2018 and 1990.

Despite the controversy, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue their strained relationship with the royal family, engaging in public attacks.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have chosen to maintain a poised and dignified response, refraining from public disputes, which public relations experts believe has positively resonated with the public. The lawsuit filed by King Charles signals a legal battle over the alleged falsehoods presented in the book.