Finale: According to author Omid Scobie, the royal racing quarrel naming is not a PR gimmick.

In his new book, Finding Freedom, royal biographer Omid Scobie claims that the naming of the royal racing quarrel was not a PR gimmick. Scobie writes that the name was chosen by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle themselves, and that it reflects their deep-seated feelings about the situation.

The royal racing quarrel, also known as "Megxit," began in early 2019 when Harry and Meghan announced their intention to step back from their royal duties. The couple later moved to North America, where they have been living ever since.

Scobie writes that the name "Megxit" was chosen by Harry and Meghan because it accurately reflects the situation. He says that the couple felt that they were being forced out of the royal family by the media and the public, and that they had no choice but to leave.

Scobie's claims have been met with skepticism by some, who argue that the name "Megxit" is simply a PR gimmick designed to generate sympathy for Harry and Meghan. However, Scobie insists that the name is not a gimmick, and that it reflects the couple's genuine feelings about the situation.

Only time will tell whether Scobie's claims are true. However, his book provides a fascinating insight into the thinking of Harry and Meghan, and it is sure to reignite the debate about the royal racing quarrel





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