In a startling revelation, Omid Scobie's latest book 'Endgame,' alleged that Meghan Markle explicitly named two members of the Royal Household who she claims engaged in discussions about the potential skin color of her unborn child, Archie.

According to a report by The Sun, these revelations were reportedly made in a series of letters exchanged between Meghan and King Charles in the spring of 2021, following her widely-watched interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Unraveling the mystery

The book delves into the details of Meghan Markle's communication with King Charles, disclosing that the Duchess pointed fingers at two individuals involved in the controversial conversations.

The first person remains unidentified, with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirming after their interview that it wasn't the Queen or the Duke of Edinburgh.

The second person's status within the royal circle remains uncertain, leaving room for speculation on whether they are a family member or a serving member of the household.

Buckingham Palace's response

The Queen responded to the allegations in a statement expressing concern but noting that "recollections may vary." Prince Charles, Harry's father, reportedly responded to Meghan's letters, aiming to clarify his stance on the matter.

According to Scobie's book, Prince Charles conveyed that he believed there was "no ill will" or "casual prejudice" involved in any discussions regarding Archie's skin color.

Harry denies accusations of racism

Contrary to the explosive nature of the claims, Prince Harry, while promoting his memoir 'Spare,' denied making accusations of racism. He stated that their concerns were focused on "unconscious bias" rather than intentional discriminatory actions.

Omid Scobie, considered a friend to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, co-authored the controversial book 'Finding Freedom' two years ago. At that time, the royal couple distanced themselves from the author, denying any collaboration. 'Endgame' now adds another layer to the ongoing narrative surrounding the relationship between the Sussexes and the Royal Family.