However, royal expert Lady Colin Campbell, speaking to GB News, expressed that Prince William need not be concerned about what Scobie might write, comparing Scobie's claims to those of the Flat Earth Society, indicating they are based on false narratives. She labeled Scobie as "pathetic" and dismissed his credibility, stating that his work has often been seen as propaganda.
Campbell criticized Scobie's credibility, suggesting that anyone who believes him must belong to the Flat Earth Society. These comments come in response to Scobie's teaser about his upcoming book, where he shared a photo of the book's chapters, including one about Prince William. The book is expected to cover Queen Elizabeth II's last days and the beginning of King Charles's reign from Meghan Markle's perspective.
An insider revealed that the book appears to be Meghan's attempt to criticize the Royals for not meeting her demands after the late Queen's passing. The book is said to include references to Daily Mail articles and appears to be a rehashing of well-known events, raising questions about its novelty.
Furthermore, it was pointed out that Scobie's connection to the Sussexes is evident, as Meghan's involvement in the "Finding Freedom" book was denied initially, but later confirmed by Prince Harry. A royal fan suggested that Scobie should change his book title from "Endgame" to "Game Over," implying that the Sussexes are running out of tactics.
Another commenter remarked on Scobie's role as a proxy for the Markles, insinuating that Meghan and Harry may be influencing the content of his book, particularly the chapter on the late Queen's final days.
