Omid Scoby, the guy who claims to be the official biographer of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, has been stirring the pot with some bold claims. He said that Prince William tried to stop Harry from returning to the UK on the day of Queen Elizabeth's passing. If you're anything like me, you're probably raising an eyebrow at this. Lady Colin, with her no-nonsense approach, has called out the nonsense in Scoby's claims. She points out evidence that shows Harry had plenty of chances to contact his family. Lady Colin sees through the manipulation and exposes the trickery.
Now, let's break down what happened on that crucial day. Someone in the know spilled the beans, revealing that Harry's treatment was a result of his own actions. He insisted on involving Meghan during a time of family grief, and the Royal Family rightfully declined his attempt to play the victim. Lady Colin sees through these manipulative tactics, revealing them for what they are.
Scoby reported that Harry went off to Scotland without knowing the Queen's condition, which is a bit dramatic, don't you think? If Harry had put family first over theatrics, he could have arrived on time. But Scoby conveniently blames William for not wanting to meet his brother.
Let's not be fooled by the exaggerated emotions. Harry's memoir, titled "Spare," which came out shortly after the Queen's passing, even claims that William physically assaulted him. Lady Colin urges us to see through this. Actions have consequences, and the monarchy remains strong in the grand scheme of things.
Lady Colin's intervention is throwing a wrench into Meghan and Harry's revenge plan. Their lies and manipulations are starting to unravel, and it's pretty satisfying to see the truth come out. Meghan and Harry should realize that their attempts to undermine the monarchy through deceitful tactics will face opposition. The monarchy stands strong, tall, and unyielding.
