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Omid Scobie has sparked controversy with his new book, Endgame, by suggesting that Prince William has been manipulating the public perception of his brother, Prince Harry, as mentally unstable. Scobie, known for his previous work, Finding Freedom, delves into the often unreported involvement of William in shaping negative narratives about Harry within the media and entertainment industry.
In an interview with The Times, Scobie further discusses the media’s differential treatment of William’s wife, Kate Middleton, pointing out the disparity in coverage compared to other royal members.
Scobie also touches on the controversial presence of Andrew, Duke of York, following his association with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, raising questions about what it takes to be ostracized from the royal family.
He emphasizes the family’s current crisis, questioning their ability to uphold public interest and support, especially among younger generations, and speculates on the monarchy’s uncertain future.
Finally, Scobie reflects on the possibility of William being the last king as the monarchy faces existential challenges, yet remains hopeful for a potential turnaround.
For royal enthusiasts and critics alike, Scobie’s book promises to ignite significant discourse.
