Omid Scobie, the notorious mouthpiece for the Sussexes, has once again stirred the pot in a recent social media post. He dismissed revelations about the Queen's alleged upset over Lilibet's name, claiming they weren't doing the late Queen Elizabeth any favors. Whose side are you on, Omid? The report suggests that the Queen was genuinely upset about the use of her personal nickname for their daughter. She reportedly said, "I don't own the palaces. I don't own the paintings. The only thing I own is my name, and now they've taken that." This sentiment resonates with many who view the move as a blatant disregard for the Queen's feelings.
According to Royal correspondent Rebecca English, the Queen was so upset by the Sussexes' decision that insiders heard her lamenting the loss of the only thing she truly owned: her name. It's a heartbreaking revelation that paints a picture of a monarch who felt betrayed by her own family. What's even more shocking is Omid Scobie's dismissal of these claims, suggesting they contradict details shared by the palace in a cooperatively written biography in 2022. Forgive me if I don't take your words as gospel, Omid; your credibility has been questionable at best.
Social media, the battleground of public opinion, erupted in response to Scobie's comments. People questioned his legitimacy and criticized him for not taking the Queen's side. One user even said, "Like anyone takes you seriously, Scobie. Everything you've ever written has been... How's your best-selling book 'Endgame' doing? Ouch."
Now, let's discuss the latest bombshell from Robert Hardman's upcoming book. A member of the late Queen's staff revealed that she was as angry as they had ever seen her upon learning about the Sussexes' decision to name their daughter Lilibet. It was apparently an impossible situation, with the Queen feeling pushed into a corner and unable to say no.
The audacity of Meghan and Omid to plant another bombshell, potentially humiliating the late Queen, is beyond comprehension. Dragging a monarch's name through the mud for personal gain is a new low, even for them. The Queen, who dedicated her life to public service, deserves better than this.
