In a Nov. 28 video interview, Scobie himself advised Dutch media community RTL Nederland in response to the controversy, “The book is available in a number of languages, unfortunately I can’t speak Dutch, so, I haven’t seen the copy for myself. But if there have been any translation errors, I am sure the publishers have got it under control.”
He continued, “For me, I edited and wrote the English version. There has never been a version that I produced that has names in it.”
The writer didn’t specify which error must be fastened. NBC Information, which has not independently verified the Dutch model of Endgame, has reached out to Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace and the Sussexes for remark, however has not heard again.
In Endgame, Scobie quotes sources as saying that in his written correspondence with Meghan, Charles wished to clarify that he did not really feel the remarks concerning pores and skin coloration had been made with “ill will” or “casual prejudice,” and that she tried to elucidate how the alleged conversations had been an instance of a “lingering unconscious bias and ignorance” that wanted to be addressed.
