Buckingham Palace has released an official statement announcing its intention to sue Omid Scobie and Meghan Markle for their involvement in the controversial book, “Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy’s Fight for Survival.”

The book, which was published on November 28, 2023, claims to provide an in-depth examination of the current state of the British monarchy.

However, according to Buckingham Palace, it is nothing more than a smear campaign orchestrated by Meghan Markle in collaboration with Scobie, filled with lies and falsehoods about the Royal Family.

The statement, issued on December 1, 2023, expresses serious concerns regarding the book’s accuracy and credibility.

It reveals that the book is based on conversations and interviews spanning over a decade, involving current and former Palace staff, friends of the Royals, and even family members themselves.

The statement accuses Scobie of breaching confidentiality agreements and infringing upon the privacy and reputation of the Royal Family, particularly King Charles, who assumed the throne following the passing of Queen Elizabeth in 2022.

Moreover, the statement alleges that Scobie maintains close ties with Meghan Markle, who allegedly influenced and manipulated him to write the book in her favor.

The intention was to portray her as a victim of racism, sexism, and oppression within the Royal Family.

According to the statement, Meghan Markle provided Scobie with selectively edited and distorted personal information, documents, and recordings to fit her narrative.

It claims that Markle’s hidden agenda was to undermine and destroy the monarchy while boosting her own profile and popularity, both in the United States and worldwide.

In response to these allegations, Buckingham Palace has instructed its legal team to take legal action against Scobie.

The Palace plans to sue him for defamation, breach of contract, and invasion of privacy.

Furthermore, they seek damages and an injunction to prevent the book’s publication and distribution.

The statement also warns that the Palace will not hesitate to take further action against anyone who supported or assisted Scobie in writing the book, or those who propagate its claims.

The statement concludes by expressing deep sadness and disappointment on behalf of the Royal Family.

It acknowledges the immense pain and distress caused by the book, particularly to King Charles, who made efforts to reach out and reconcile with his son Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after they stepped back from their senior royal roles in 2020 and relocated to the United States.

The Palace hopes that the book will not further damage the relationship between the Royal Family and the Sussexes.

They remain open and respectful to any genuine and sincere dialogue with them.

Since its release, the book has generated significant controversy and criticism.

Described as a bombshell and a tell-all by the media, it contains numerous shocking allegations and revelations about the Royal Family.

For instance, it claims that King Charles is an unpopular and power-hungry monarch who has alienated his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, as well as neglected his subjects and the Commonwealth.

Additionally, it suggests that Prince William is a jealous and competitive brother who has undermined Prince Harry’s happiness and success, conspiring against him with their father.

Prince Harry, portrayed as a brave and rebellious prince, is said to have faced bullying and betrayal from the Royal Family due to his love and loyalty to Meghan Markle.

Finally, the book paints Meghan Markle as a liberated and inspiring Duchess who challenged and transformed the Royal Family’s antiquated and oppressive ways, triumphing over racism and hostility.

In light of these explosive claims, Buckingham Palace’s decision to pursue legal action against Scobie and Markle demonstrates their determination to protect the reputation and integrity of the Royal Family.

The Palace hopes that this legal action will rectify the damage caused by the book and prevent further harm to the relationship between the Royal Family and the Sussexes.