The Royal Family has filed a lawsuit against Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for their controversial book that mocks King Charles.

As a result, the couple’s titles have been revoked, leaving Harry shocked by the swift action taken by the Royal Family.

The book in question, titled “Endgame,” was written by Ed Scobie in collaboration with Meghan Markle.

It contains intimate details that only Harry and the actress could have known.

Despite her claims of ignorance, it is clear that Markle had full knowledge of the book’s content.

One notable aspect of the book is the inclusion of excerpts from letters exchanged between King Charles and Markle.

These letters were not provided to the palace by Scobie himself; rather, Markle handed them over through an intermediary named Marcus.

The book takes a vicious and hateful approach towards Catherine, a member of the royal family whom Markle despises and was deeply jealous of.

Its style is described as virtuous, nasty, cruel, and outright horrible.

Recently, panic has ensued as Scobie denies naming any senior company figure as a royalist in the book.

This denial comes after the controversial publication was pulled from shelves in January.

In the Netherlands, a translation error caused further trouble when a passage in the Dutch version appeared to reveal the identity of the person who allegedly made racist remarks about the color of Harry and Meghan’s unborn child.

Meghan explicitly stated in the book that King Charles was the only one who asked about Archie’s color, but now denies it out of fear of being sued before publication.

Omid, the co-author, also refrains from revealing the defendant’s name, citing Lyle’s law as the reason for his silence.

However, he hints that another member of the royal family echoed the same comment.

While the Dutch version of the book was released first, it was later edited for the English version to avoid legal repercussions.

This strategic move was orchestrated by Meghan, along with the deliberate leak of the book’s title to generate buzz and increase sales.

It is worth noting that the leak targeted the Netherlands and parts of Belgium where Dutch is spoken.

The author believed that this tactic would attract more attention and potential buyers.

However, the intentional leak has caused significant backlash in the Netherlands, a country that has been heavily affected by Lyle’s law.

As the controversy unfolds, some insiders suggest that King Charles should take legal action against Meghan and her cunning accomplices.

The repercussions of this scandal have far-reaching effects, with the Netherlands being particularly impacted by the fallout.

In conclusion, the Royal Family’s legal action against Harry and Meghan for their mocking book aimed at King Charles has sent shockwaves throughout the monarchy.

The book’s content, the involvement of ghostwriters, and the deliberate leaks have all contributed to the escalating tension between the couple and the royal establishment.

It remains to be seen how this legal battle will unfold and what consequences it will have for both parties involved.