Royal Family Mulls Legal Action on Damaging Allegations

The royal family is reportedly "united in outrage" as two senior working royals have been named in the Dutch version of Omid Scobie's book, "Endgame," adding to the controversy surrounding Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, and their son Prince Archie.

The two royals were identified in the Dutch translation, leading to an investigation by the publishers responsible for translating the book. Scobie denies including the names in his manuscript and attributes the issue to the Dutch publisher.

The Dutch translator, Saskia Peeters, insists that the names were in the manuscript she received, stating that she translated what was in front of her and did not add the names to the Dutch version.

Amid the escalating situation, Buckingham Palace is said to be considering all options and seeking emergency legal advice on the damaging allegations.

Piers Morgan, in his show "Uncensored" on TalkTV, openly identified the royals involved and expressed his disbelief in any racist comments from the royal family. The clip has garnered significant attention on social media, with Morgan emphasizing the need for evidence before accepting the claims.

The situation continues to unfold with conflicting statements from the author, translator, and potential legal actions from the royal family.