Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had “plenty of time” to end the chaos that ensued as a result of a controversial new book on the royals. The pair have now been warned by a royal commentator to “leave the royals alone” following the release of their ally Omid Scobie’s tome Endgame which named the so-called racist royals in its Dutch version that was quickly pulled from shelves.
Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told GB News said that the pair’s silence was “not a good reflection of their character”.
“I’d say that they had plenty of time to end the drama surrounding Endgame,” said Schofield.
She added: “There’s no way that they’re looking around thinking that things are going in the right direction, or that things are going their way, they’re being humbled right now.
“When people leave me comments saying stop being mean, my first reaction is yes, I agree. I wish Harry and Meghan would leave the Royal Family alone 100 percent.”
Schofield then discussed then sales of the book which she described as a “major fail” – selling 6,000 copies in the UK and 9,000 copies in the United States.
Meanwhile it’s been reported that the Duke and Duchess are planning a “total system reboot” after a series of PR flops.
According to a source they are planning to turn around their dimming stars in 2024.
“They know of their supposed failures and how it’s viewed, but they have almost gone more tech than Hollywood. Fail big and all that,” said the source to People.
“They have swapped in and out all sorts of projects and people and are embarking on a total system reboot.”
