Omid Scobie’s Endgame backfires spectacularly as Harry and Meghan lose ‘influence’ in US

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be losing their “influence” among American fans after Omid Scobie’s eagerly awaited book on the Royal family barely received any TV coverage.

The explosive book, Endgame written by the journalist was billed as a “penetrative investigation into the parlous state of the modern Royal Family.”

As well as a “unique insight” into the “monarchy’s fight for survival,” however, despite these claims, the book struggled to make waves in America.

As Endgame had barely been mentioned on major TV networks and only sporadically on social media, this seemingly suggests the Sussexes’ appeal could be diminishing.

According to The Independent, the book’s release date being one week after the Thanksgiving holiday could be to “blame.”

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As well as the release date, another reason for the lack of interest could be because the book does not unveil any new revelations.

A New York Times review said that readers would be “disappointed” by Endgame because we have “heard much of it before.”

Which the publication claims is a “worrying sign” as it could be detrimental to Meghan’s Hollywood “comeback.”

In October, it was reported the former actress was planning a reinvention back to screens after turning her back on Hollywood in 2017.

A source revealed via US Weekly, that Meghan wants her next project “to be rooted in giving back” and “philanthropy.”

“Meghan has a new team around her, and they’ve been strategizing about what mediums will have the most impact.”

Endgame comes three years after Scobie’s first bombshell book about the Royals, Finding Freedom, which provided more bombshell revelations.

This included the fact that Harry and Meghan had been engaged long before it was publicly revealed and how the Duchess had no intentions of giving birth in Paddington’s St Mary’s Hospital, where the royal babies were traditionally born.