Meghan Markle's talent agency are reported to be "horrified" by the fallout of Omid Scobie's latest book Endgame, and could consider dropping the Duchess of Sussex from their books.
Scobie, the unofficial 'mouthpiece' of the royal couple, penned a bombshell biography which made several fresh allegations against the Royal Family.
The most controversial claim involves Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their son Prince Archie, as it was alleged that two senior royals "raised concerns" about the colour of Archie’s skin before he was born.
In the Dutch publication of the book the names of two royals were published, sparking outrage from royal experts.
Angela Levin says Meghan Markle 'needs to be adored by the public all the time'
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Speaking to ITV's This Morning, Scobie denied ever writing the alleged names in his manuscripts.
Scobie claimed: "I had never submitted a book that had their names in it. So I can only talk about my version."
Royal biographer Angela Levin told GB News of the news from Meghan's talent agency, WME, and how they are "horrified" about how the latest royal scandal has panned out.
Levin said the agency are not just worried about the naming of the royals, but also their client, the Duchess of Sussex.
Levin told Patrick Christys: "They said they were horrified. That can't be just about the two names that have been mentioned, but it must be about their client Meghan. And it seems to me that they will think very carefully what they do next.
"I've never really heard any really well known agency be so clear about what they felt. They didn't mention the writer, they mentioned it in general.
Levin continued: "So I think Meghan needs to be very careful because a lot of people have dropped her and this agency who's actually said to her, stop moaning, you've got to be happy and positive because everyone's getting fed up with it.
"So she got very close up to Harry and dragged him along to all the dancing and singing and all that sort of stuff. But if he now feels he's got an even harder job to do to get her famous in terms of what she's doing, not just because she's married to Harry, it's going to be difficult."
Reports suggest Meghan Markle's talent agency are "horrified" by the fallout of Omid Scobie's Endgame
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Patrick then asked Levin if the agency would try and keep Meghan, because of the "amount of money" she makes them.
Levin highlighted: "They can make lots of money, but the money is useful to her and Harry, because they can spend it and have lots of jewellery and all their bedrooms and bathrooms.
"But I think actually she's somebody who needs to be adored all the time by the public."