Amidst the frosty relationship between Harry, Meghan, and the press, Omid Scobie stands as their favoured reporter. His book, "Endgame," seems crafted to steer clear of any issues concerning the Sussexes, a reason behind the lack of groundbreaking revelations.

However, controversy brewed with a Dutch publication seemingly naming the royal household member who queried the color of Harry and Meghan's son at birth. This, along with wider accusations of racism, remains a central issue for the exiled couple. Their claims about the Firm's insensitivity, particularly highlighted in interviews and books, failed to significantly sway public opinion. Yet, the racism accusations linger, extending from the royal family's supposed indifference to media targeting Meghan.

Scobie's book delves into the tabloid narrative surrounding Meghan, pointing out racially charged terms used against her. He further exposes instances of casual racism within the palace, revealing derogatory comments aimed at Meghan's racial identity.

Despite Prince William's blanket denial of racism within the family, whispers from palace sources suggest there's still room for improvement. The Windsors' challenge lies in a unified front against racial accusations while displaying tolerance towards cultural nuances during their Commonwealth tours. However, their mishandling of such situations reflects a deeper crisis within the royal family.

Scobie's "Endgame" offers a detailed glimpse into familial tensions and contradictions. The book hints at brewing crises, including speculations of Charles's schadenfreude and Prince William's distancing from contentious remarks made by a former aide. Ultimately, the rift within the family, starting with "Megxit," appears to be a much broader problem, beyond mere estrangement or reconciliation.