In the aftermath of the release of Omid Scobie's controversial book "Endgame," Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face mounting challenges, prompting urgent advice for swift action.
Concerns have risen following a UK Sunday Express opinion poll revealing a significant decline in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's popularity. The poll indicated that only 22% of the British populace viewed Meghan as a positive role model, contrasting starkly with 78% in favor of Kate Middleton.
BBC's royal correspondent Michael Cole highlighted the pressing need for Prince Harry to take decisive steps to counter the escalating fallout. Cole emphasized that it's imperative for Harry to dispel the racist allegations engulfing the family and salvage their reputation.
"Harry must act swiftly to quell the storm of racism enveloping the family," stated Cole, urging the Prince to issue a statement explicitly stating that he does not accuse his relatives of racism. He stressed the urgency for Harry to clarify Meghan's correspondence with King Charles regarding her experiences within the family, crucial to underpinning the racism allegations made by Scobie.
Amidst these developments, reports suggest that King Charles may explore various options, including potential legal action, in response to the Dutch version of Scobie's book, which reportedly implicates senior royal members in racist remarks concerning Archie, the Sussexes' first child.
The urgency for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to address the fallout from Scobie's revelations underscores the need for transparent communication and decisive action to mitigate the escalating controversy and its impact on the family's public image.
