'Not in cahoots with Meghan!' Omid Scobie 'swears on his life' royal naming row was NOT a stunt
Omid Scobie has said that he is NOT lying about the translation
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Omid Scobie has 'sworn on his own life and that of his family's' that the royal naming row was not a publicity stunt to sell more books.
Mr Scobie denied being in 'cahoots' with Meghan Markle over the claims.
But refused to apologise for the racism row that has erupted as a result of names of two royals being published in the Dutch version of his book Endgame.
He said: "The book I wrote, the book I edited, the book I signed off on, did not have names in it."
Meghan Markle is said to not be involved in the content in Endgame
PAThis comes despite Dutch translators saying they would have never put the names of royals in there. They would have been in the translation 'black and white'.
Speaking on the BBC, Scobie was asked 'hand on heart' that the latest chaos was not a PR stunt.
He replied: "On my life, on my family's life."
He added: "No it’s serious because I feel hurt by some of the things I’ve seen that have suggested a conspiracy theory, that this is some kind of publicity stunt, and 'I’m in cahoots with my pal [Meghan]' and nonsense like that because it feeds into something that couldn’t be further from the truth'.
Scobie denied being in 'cahoots' with Meghan Markle over the claims.
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During the interview Scobie was given the opportunity to apologise to the Royal Family
But he said: "It's not for me to apologise because I still want to know what's happened."
The Dutch edition of Endgame named the two royals Meghan Markle allegedly accused of having 'concerns' over 'how dark' Prince Archie's skin would be - which Piers Morgan identified on British television last night.
The royal pair have also been named widely by media organisations around the world.
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Questions continue to be raised about the accuracy and reliability of Scobie's version of events.
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In an interview on ITV's This Morning, having become increasingly frustrated by presenter Craig Doyle's brutal grilling, Scobie snapped: "Harry and Meghan don't appear in this book until page 146."
But the English version of 'Endgame' first mentions Prince Harry on page three of the prologue, and first mentions Meghan on page nine.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are then mentioned frequently in the book, mostly in a very positive light.
Questions continue to be raised about the accuracy and reliability of Scobie's version of events.