Second member of Royal Family ‘is named as racist’ in Dutch translation of Endgame

In a controversial turn of events, the Dutch translation of Omid Scobie's book "Endgame" has apparently named a second member of the British Royal Family as being involved in a racist conversation about Prince Archie's skin color. The identity of the second individual has not been publicly released, but the revelation has sparked further outrage and calls for accountability within the monarchy.

This latest development comes after the Dutch translation of "Endgame" was pulled from shelves earlier this week after it named another royal as the one who allegedly inquired about Archie's skin tone before he was born. This incident caused a stir, prompting Buckingham Palace to issue a statement denying the allegations and expressing concern about the potential harm caused by the book's content.

The emergence of a second royal's name in the Dutch translation has deepened the controversy surrounding the book and the alleged racist remarks. Critics have accused Scobie of irresponsible journalism and called for a thorough investigation into the matter. Some have also questioned the motives behind the release of the Dutch translation, suggesting that it may be an attempt to exploit the royal family's misfortunes for commercial gain.

The British Royal Family has remained tight-lipped about the latest allegations, but the scandal is undoubtedly causing significant damage to its reputation. The monarchy has long been criticized for its lack of diversity and its perceived insensitivity to issues of race, and these latest revelations are likely to further erode public trust.

As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen whether the individuals named in the book will take legal action against Scobie or his publishers. The potential for further revelations and legal battles could keep this story in the headlines for some time to come.