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His second offering will be published in November and has been written during a time of deep personal divide between the Sussexes and most senior members of the Royal family. Endgame is expected to be similar, and Mr Scobie has admitted that he has spent time in California while working on the book. The messages revealed that she provided briefing notes for Mr Knauf ahead of the meeting and that the Duke had offered to tell the authors what his wife had “been through” in the public eye.įinding Freedom was notably favourable towards the Sussexes and written from their perspective. She apologised for misleading the court and claimed that she “had not remembered” email exchanges in which she was told about a two-hour meeting between Jason Knauf, her communications secretary, Mr Scobie and Ms Durand.

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The Duchess was forced to admit during her High Court privacy claim against Associated Newspapers that she had authorised an aide to brief the two authors for the book. Amazon Music Stream millions of songs: Amazon Advertising Find, attract, and engage customers: Amazon Business Everything for your business: Amazon Drive Cloud storage from Amazon: Amazon Web Services Scalable Cloud Computing Services : Book Depository Books With Free Delivery Worldwide: Goodreads Book reviews & recommendations: IMDb Movies, TV. Mr Scobie’s first book, Finding Freedom, which he wrote with Carolyn Durand, made sweeping personal revelations about the Sussexes’ private lives. “Just like this country’s politicians, the royals are not, and should not be, above reproach – no matter how desperately certain press secretaries may want you to think so.” “Precisely because this is an establishment that sits at the heart of our society, and a family that has often been held up as role models of civility and decorum, it’s more important than ever we can take an accurate look at whether that still holds today. “Endgame not only looks at the successes of our Royal family but also the failures the things to be proud of and those they should be ashamed of,” he wrote in the I newspaper. Omid Scobie claimed he was one of few journalists writing about the Royal family whose work was impartial and “spin-free”.Īs such, he said his forthcoming book, provocatively titled Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy’s Fight for Survival, would focus on the negative as much as the positive and would shine a light on “unsolved mysteries”. The biographer of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex warned that his next book will reveal moments that the Royal family should be “ashamed of”.

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