Why people recommend it
'Finding Freedom' by Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand is an unauthorized royal biography that details the lives of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, including their departure from senior royal duties and their strained relationships with the British media and royal family. The book was frequently discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show, where host Megyn Kelly and guest Dan Wootton analyzed its implications. In the episode 'Now There's Pence Classified Docs, and Harry's Media Obsession', Kelly discussed the biography in the context of Meghan Markle's alleged collaboration with the authors. Similarly, in the episode 'COVID Truth Suppression and Prince Andrew's Perilous Future', Dan Wootton cited the book while asserting that the couple had initially misled the public regarding their cooperation with the writing process. Wootton referenced the book again in the episode 'Meltdown at NBC Over Ronna Hire, and Meghan Markle's Cringe New Brand', connecting the publication to author Omid Scobie's subsequent public controversies. Across these podcast episodes, the commentators utilized the biography as a focal point for broader critical discussions regarding media strategies, public relations, and ongoing controversies surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Who recommended it
- Dan Wootton Discussed
- Megyn Kelly Discussed
Dan Wootton — 2 mentions
“Their odd little mouthpiece, that weird little guy Omid Scobie who wrote the book Finding Freedom, he had to apologize because he posted on X a really crass countdown clock to 6:00 p.m.”
“they showed that they had lied about the fact that they were cooperating with this book by omit scobee called finding freedom and look this is a couple that are prepared to lie”
Megyn Kelly — 1 mention
“including saying oh yeah sorry um yeah I forgot about that you know I forgot one of the tabloids in Britain um did a fantastic front page uh inspired by some children's books that were popular here a few years a few years back and it was called Little Miss forgetful that's a kindness to suggest it actually was forgetfulness”