Prince Harry, who previously distanced himself from the initial accusations of racism made during the Oprah Winfrey interview, may now reconsider voicing support for the royal family.
The Dutch translation of Omid Scobie’s book 'Endgame' identified King Charles and the Princess of Wales as central figures in a racism row concerning questions about the skin color of Harry and Meghan’s son, Archie.
During the Oprah Winfrey interview, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had alleged racial comments about Archie's skin color, but Harry later clarified that he and Meghan did not accuse their family of racism. Instead, he distinguished between explicit racism and unconscious bias, defending his royal relatives in an interview with Tom Brady.
There is an expectation that Prince Harry, considered a friend of Scobie and Meghan Markle, may again express solidarity with his family against Scobie's claims.
While the Duchess has already received a warning amid the race row, with experts suggesting that Harry and Meghan are losing the PR battle against the royal family, Scobie, in his book, claims that two royals, not just one, made comments about Archie's skin tone. However, British law prevents him from revealing their identities, despite the names being disclosed in the Dutch version due to a claimed "printing error."
Sources close to Meghan emphasize that she never intended for any royals to be publicly identified and deny any involvement in leaking the letter she sent to Charles to Scobie or anyone in her camp.
