Publishers scrambling to pull bombshell Omid Scobie book from shelves across Holland as 'royal racist' NAMED in huge error

Scobie did not name the member of the Royal Family who was said to have expressed "concern" about the skin colour of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's future son, Prince Archie, in the original edition of his book.

The Duchess of Sussex originally raised the claim about the unnamed royal in her 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey.

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In an interview with Good Morning America, the royal author said libel laws prevented him from naming the royal involved.

However, a page taken from a review copy of the book sent to Dutch journalists does seem to contain the royal's identity.

Scobie has since issued a statement to RTL Boulevard that he "can't speak Dutch" and therefore "hasn't seen the copy".

It is unclear why the Dutch version of the book would name the individual when other editions did not.

A spokesman for the Dutch publisher said: "You are right but I can't talk about the details.

"We have, however, received a request to put the title on hold and that is what we have done."

Asked when that request was received, they told The Mail: "Just now. We are awaiting further instructions.

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"I do not know how long this will be. You should speak to the US agent."

In a new bombshell claim from the book, Scobie went on to suggest that there was a second person within the royal household who also raised "concern" about the young prince's skin colour.

This contradicted Meghan's original statement which implied it was a single member of the Royal Family.

Buckingham Palace has so far refused to comment on any claims made by Omid Scobie in Endgame.