Meghan and Harry's friend vows to expose 'moments Royal Family are ashamed of' in bombshell new book

Scobie has titled his upcoming project 'Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy’s Fight for Survival'.

He told the i newspaper: "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."

Scobie continued: "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.

"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."

The bombshell book is set to be published in November 2023.

The author added regarding the project: "At a time when more people than ever are questioning the relevancy, purpose and role of the monarchy in modern Britain, the need for thorough, spin-free, and well-rounded insight and reporting has never been more important than it is now.

"As well as speaking with those involved in some of the most defining and controversial royal moments in recent years, the book also brings new details on unsolved mysteries as well as stories you will be reading about for the very first time."

Scobie is known to have a good relationship with the Sussexes and recently testified in Prince Harry's case against Mirror Group Newspapers.

It comes as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have finally cleared out Frogmore Cottage and handed the keys back to Royal Family.

The royal residence was the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's base in England but King Charles requested that the couple vacate the property.

Harry and Meghan's remaining possessions were shipped to their California mansion this week just days before the deadline to leave Frogmore.

The Sussexes were originally given just several weeks to pack up their belongings from their UK home.

However, after negotiations, it was agreed they would have until after the Coronation to move out.

Meghan and Prince Harry were first told they would need to leave the property just one day after the Duke of Sussex's autobiography was released.