Omid Scobie claims '' No going back for Harry and William'' after the Duke was 'kept in dark' about Queen's death

Omid Scobie's book, "Endgame," continues to detail the strained relationship between Prince Harry and his family, specifically in relation to the events surrounding Queen Elizabeth's passing. The claims suggest that Harry and Meghan were allegedly unaware of the seriousness of the Queen's health condition before her passing, indicating a lack of communication within the Royal Family.

Prince Harry and Prince William on July 1, 2021 during an unveiling of a statue of their mother at Kensington Palace  

Scobie's claims also highlight the ongoing rift between Harry and his relatives, particularly Prince William and King Charles. These relationships seem to be in a state of irreparable damage, according to the information shared from the book.

Buckingham Palace hasn't responded to these specific claims.

The Prince and Princess of Wales join the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for a walkabout at Windsor to meet mourners after the Queen's death in September 2022  

The claims made in the extract from Omid Scobie's book, "Endgame," suggest a series of events leading up to Queen Elizabeth's passing and the apparent lack of communication within the Royal Family regarding her health condition.

An emotional Harry travels in an official car to Balmoral after the Queen's death was announced to the nation 

According to the extract:

• William allegedly ignored Harry when asked about travel plans to Scotland.
• Prince Harry eventually booked a £30,000 charter flight from Luton to Aberdeenshire.
• Charles purportedly advised Harry to come to Balmoral without Meghan, with sources claiming she 'wasn't wanted.'
• Harry was allegedly unaware of the situation at Balmoral when he departed.
• Sources allegedly briefed newspapers that Charles had personally informed Harry.
• William supposedly believes that Harry has been influenced by therapists.

In Endgame, Mr Scobie recounts how the Sussexes had visited the UK for a series of engagements in September 2022 when the palace announced that Queen Elizabeth had been advised by her doctors to rest.

Prince Harry, pictured with Meghan and the late Queen in 2018, was allegedly 'kept in the dark' about her health in the hours before her death  

He writes: 'By the next morning, the Sussexes had no idea that Buckingham Palace was already planning for the Queen's final hours and the first days of the monarchy's new era — until the duke's phone started ringing. An unknown number. He usually ignored those.'

Prince Harry boarding a plane at Aberdeen airport after leaving Balmoral following the Queen's death 

The detailed account from Omid Scobie's book, "Endgame," continues to describe the events surrounding the Queen's illness and Prince Harry's response. The additional information includes:

• Meghan advising Harry to pick up the phone, and he accepted the call just before it stopped.
• Charles informing Harry that he and Camilla were leaving Dumfries House for Balmoral, where Princess Anne was already with the Queen, and instructing Harry to make his way to Scotland immediately.
• Harry sending a text message to his brother William about travel plans to Scotland, but allegedly receiving no response.
• According to Scobie, Harry managed to secure a flight with his uncles, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward.
• A source close to the Sussexes reportedly told Scobie that it was upsetting to witness Harry being completely by himself during these events.
• Scobie alleges that Palace 'sources' briefed certain newspapers that Charles personally informed his son about the Queen's illness, leaving Harry 'crushed.'

• Scobie alleges that Prince William 'doesn't want to know' his younger brother and believes that Harry has been 'brainwashed by an army of therapists.' 
• According to Scobie's source, William views Harry as a 'defector,' marking a significant shift from their previously aligned outlook.

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   Prince Harry walks alongside Meghan and the Princess of Wales at the lying-in-state of the Queen last year

   
   
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3. Prince Harry described his relationship with William in his memoir "Spare," using strong terms like 'arch-nemesis' and acknowledging the difficulties stemming from the 'heir/spare' dynamic.

1. In an interview with Good Morning America, Harry admitted to a sense of competition between him and William, attributing it to their positions in the line of succession.

1. "Spare" reportedly includes an account of a heated argument between the brothers in 2019, where William allegedly grabbed Harry by the collar and threw him to the floor, resulting in a shattered dog bowl.

1. William is said to have labeled Meghan as 'difficult,' 'rude,' and 'abrasive' during a meeting about the challenges in Harry's relationship and public image.

1. Allegations of a verbal argument escalating into a physical altercation between Harry and William, where Harry claims William grabbed him by the collar, causing him to fall and sustain injuries from a shattered dog bowl.

1. Harry describes feeling scared during the altercation and asserts that he refused to engage physically despite being urged by William to do so.

1. William allegedly apologized after the incident, and according to Harry, made a comment indicating that Meghan didn't need to be informed about what had occurred.

1. Additionally, Harry's memoir reportedly touches on his emotional response to the passing of Queen Elizabeth, describing his visit to Balmoral and his moments by her side after her passing.

1. The extract from the book suggests a tumultuous and emotionally charged relationship between the brothers, further exacerbating the already strained dynamics within the Royal Family.

1. The book is promoted as a penetrating investigation into the current state of the British monarchy, depicting an unpopular king, a power-hungry heir to the throne, and a queen allegedly willing to go to extreme lengths to preserve her image. It also portrays a prince (Harry) forced to start a new life after feeling betrayed by his own family.

1. There are references to the fallout following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and its impact on the already strained House of Windsor.

1. Scobie claims to have conducted interviews with current and former Palace staff, trusted friends of the Royals, and even family members themselves, suggesting a wide range of sources.

1. The book is said to cover various controversial topics, including the fall of Prince Andrew amidst scandals, issues related to race within the Royal Family, and the dynamic between Prince William and Prince Harry.

1. It's mentioned that the book will not be serialized in the UK but will be featured in a major US magazine.

1. There's anticipation that the book may reveal new details, possibly even naming the person who questioned the skin color of Harry and Meghan's son Archie.

1. Scobie has been actively involved in providing detailed accounts of events involving the Sussexes, including their personal moments and conversations with senior royals.
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   Omid Scobie, the unofficial mouthpiece for the Sussexes, is set to use his new book to launch a salvo of attacks on the Royal Family 

   
   
   

1. He has been vocal on social media platforms, taking what seems to be a critical stance on the actions of a fictional king and queen during their state visit to Kenya. Specifically, he commented on the optics of walking on a red carpet over bare ground at Nairobi National Park.

1. Scobie suggested that even if the decision was made by the hosts, it could be perceived as ridiculous and out of touch. He also mentioned that a knowledgeable Palace aide could have requested the removal of the red carpet.However, Scobie faced criticism for his comment, with Kenyan journalist Joseph Wakhungu stating that the treatment of visiting heads of state and government in this manner is customary in Kenya.In response to a fan's comment on social media about "Endgame," expressing hope that it goes further and deeper than "Finding Freedom," Scobie remarked that the two works are "worlds apart."

In the promotional material, Mr Scobie said King Charles is 'unpopular' and Queen Camilla is 'willing to go to dangerous lengths to preserve her image'