GB News presenter Camilla Tominey has raged at royal author Omid Scobie, after making claims about her in his new controversial book, Endgame.
Camilla said on GB News: "It talks about the fact that I wrote this piece about the Dog Bowl incident where William grabs Harry and they have a fight and I think he's got him by the lapels, and then he pushes him to the ground. And then quite amusingly, he sort of says don't tell Meghan, don't tell Meghan what's happened.
"I basically sort of wrote a piece saying, actually, I felt that demonstrated William's desperate love for his little brother and this idea that he felt he was losing him to Meghan. And he was sort of so irate about it all that he obviously resorted to violence, which wasn't a good thing.
"Anyway, Scobie, bless his heart, he's described me as the Telegraph's Royal Editor. I've never been the Telegraph's Royal Editor. I'm the Associate Editor. Facts matter. And he says this was me, apparently, bizarrely sounding like the excuses of domestic abusers everywhere.
"Domestic abusers? Has Omid Scobie understood the notion of sibling rivalry? I've got two older brothers, they were at each other's throats the whole time! I think I was in several headlocks back in the 80s and 90s. It's not a domestic abuse case, is it?"
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