Harry and Meghan's biographer Omid Scobie under fire after claims his British publisher 'DID send draft Endgame manuscript naming "two royal racists" to Dutch translator' - but author brushes off dram

Omid Scobie has escaped the drama surrounding Endgame and jetted into Los Angeles, heading straight for a luxury West Hollywood hotel for burgers and cocktails, MailOnline can reveal today. The UK agent of the author of Endgame, Omid Scobie did send a draft version of the book to Dutch publishers naming the 'royal racists' After leaving LAX airport, Mr Scobie ate at the Sunset Tower Hotel The inclusion of the names led to 5,000 copies of the book, called 'Final Battle' in Holland, being withdrawn from sale on the bookshelves and pulped Pictured: Harry and Meghan with Archie after his Christening and Camilla, King Charles, Ms Doria Ragland, Lady Jane Fellowes, Lady Sarah McCorquodale, The Duke of Cambridge and The Duchess of Cambridge in the Green Drawing Room at Windsor Castle Harry and Meghan have not commented on the scandal publicly The usually privacy-conscious couple have been urged to sue Mr Scobie over the Dutch translation at the heart of the scandal. Dutch translators Saskia Peeters and Nellie Keukelaar-van Rijsbergern who worked on Omid Scobie's controversial book have insisted the names of two royals at the centre of racism scandal were in the manuscript they were sent King Charles III is said to be taking the furore over Omid Scobie's book Endgame 'very seriously' after His Majesty and Kate Middleton were named as the senior royals who allegedly commented on Archie's skin colour before he was born A copy of Endgame which was released last week. In the book author Mr Scobie made a number of bombshell claims about the Royal Family, including that letters between Meghan Markle and King Charles named two people who allegedly remarked about the skin colour of her son Archie Mr Scobie's excuse was mocked by Piers Morgan during a diatribe against the Sussexes' favoured journalist. Dutch translators Saskia Peeters and Nellie Keukelaar-van Rijsbergern who worked on Omid Scobie's controversial book have insisted the names of two royals at the centre of racism scandal were in the manuscript they were sent The original 'racism' claim was made in the Sussexes' infamous 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, joined by her mother Doria Ragland, show their new son Archie to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip at Windsor Castle in 2019 Pictured: Harry and Meghan arrive one the Long Walk at Windsor Castle to view flowers and tributes in memory of the Queen All options are believed to be 'on the table', including legal action.