The Royals Uncensored

Prince Harry says he wants to reconcile with the Royal Family - but is he putting the blame for the ongoing rift firmly on Prince William and King Charles? In a revealing new interview with GQ, the Duke of Sussex opens up about grief, his late mother Princess Diana, his father’s cancer diagnosis and his hopes of rebuilding family relationships. Plus, Princess Catherine is reportedly preparing to join Prince William in India for the Earthshot Prize Awards next month, in what could mark a significant milestone in her return to overseas royal engagements. The panel also debates Harry and Meghan’s insistence that they are working royals in all but name, whether the King should strip the Sussexes of their royal titles, and Queen Camilla’s upcoming commemorative coin. Also in royal news - the King and Queen’s state visit with the Sultan of Oman, showcasing the Royal Family’s role in British diplomacy and Catherine has her latest engagement at a children’s hospice. Hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold…

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made their first joint public appearance in the UK since returning from California, reigniting questions about their relationship with the Royal Family and whether the Sussexes are attempting to establish a rival royal court. In this episode, the panel discuss the couple’s latest public appearances, their reported plans to return for Christmas, and the growing tension between the Sussexes and the working royals. Are Harry and Meghan blurring the lines between private citizens and public figures, and how will King Charles and Prince William respond? Meanwhile, King Charles has reportedly paid £1.5 million towards the costs of repairs at Royal Lodge following his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s departure. With renewed scrutiny over Andrew’s finances, his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and the wider issue of royal funding, we ask whether the King is doing enough to protect the monarchy’s reputation. We also look ahead to the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster, as King…

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has won a major legal challenge against Thames Valley Police after the High Court ruled that search warrants used against him earlier this year were unlawful, raising fresh questions over the investigation and the future of his legal battle. Meanwhile, reports that King Charles is providing his younger brother with more than £1 million a year in private financial support have sparked renewed scrutiny, particularly after the King made clear that the money cannot be used to fund Andrew’s legal challenge. Andrew’s Bentley has also gone on sale at a significantly reduced price. Harry and Meghan are facing fresh questions after a report claiming they were considering an apology to Prince William and Princess Kate was dismissed by a source close to the Sussexes. The couple have also been pictured together in the UK, while Harry launches a new MasterClass exploring grief and the loss of his mother, Princess Diana. And finally, Katie and Jo go behind the scenes of the new stage adaptation…

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s return to the UK is once again raising questions over security, with photographers spotted near Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet’s school. In tonight’s episode, the panel discuss the Sussexes’ claims of an “extraordinarily reckless” intrusion, their children’s previous school move, and the ongoing Home Office and RAVEC review into Harry’s security arrangements. Plus, reports that Harry and Meghan could consider leaving the UK if they do not receive the protection they are seeking. Elsewhere, Earl Spencer has criticised the Palace’s response to his memoir about Diana, Princess of Wales, while Phil Collins gives Piers Morgan an exclusive on his thoughts about Spencer’s controversial claims and his relationship with King Charles. Additionally, the panel looks at the Diana 30th anniversary documentary, the King and Queen’s upcoming autumn tour, Kate’s latest engagements and the latest royal family developments. Hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold are joined by royal…

Earl Spencer’s new book about his sister, Princess Diana, has sent shockwaves through the Royal Family - with explosive claims about King Charles, Diana’s death and the final years of her life now dominating the headlines. But how much of Earl Spencer’s account can be trusted? And why have some of the book’s most controversial claims already been challenged? In a bonus episode of The Royals Uncensored, Katie Nicholl is joined by royal biographer Tom Bower - who dissects Charles Spencer's claims and gives his take on the intricacies of King Charles and Princess Diana's relationship. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:00:20) "Swan Song" and Charles Spencer's sabotaged credibility (00:01:19) Did Charles really sound "giddily elated" after Diana’s death? (00:03:00) What is motivating Charles Spencer? (00:07:36) Did King Charles really say ‘we’ll forget her soon enough?’ (00:10:30) Tom Bower on the 'flawed' Princess Diana (00:12:30) The battle for Diana's legacy (00:16:30) Harry, Meghan and the danger of a ‘rival court’…

It’s been a week of bombshells for the Royal Family, as the late Princess Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer, released a tell-all book commemorating his sister’s life and sharing stories from her time as a member of the Royal Family. Well, at least, that’s what it was meant to be. The book revealed several shocking claims, the most notable being the suggestion that King Charles, then Prince Charles, was seen to be “giddy” after learning that his then-wife and mother of his two children, Diana, had died in a tragic car crash in Paris. Many have slammed this claim, including her former butler, Paul Burrell, who on Piers Morgan Uncensored said Charles was in fact completely 'broken' by the news. Another claim made by Earl Spencer that has since swiftly been proven to be untrue concerned Piers Morgan and his time as editor of the Daily Mirror, when the newspaper published photographs taken with a hidden camera at Diana’s gym, showing her working out in a leotard. Piers has since threatened to sue Spencer over the…

Buckingham Palace has issued an extraordinary response to Earl Spencer following explosive claims in his forthcoming memoir about the aftermath of Princess Diana’s death, sparking a fresh war of words between the Spencer family and the Royal Family. Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan face renewed scrutiny over their security arrangements after reportedly withdrawing their children from school amid concerns over the school run. Questions have also been raised over the Sussexes’ decision to share footage of their children and family life online. Dickie Arbiter discusses his new book, On Duty with the Royals, offering insight into his decades working at the heart of the Royal Family. Plus, a £370 million renovation of Buckingham Palace has uncovered a trove of historic objects hidden beneath the floorboards, while King Charles, Prince William and Princess Kate continue their latest royal engagements. Hosts Katie Nicholl, Jo Elvin and Grant Harrold are joined by broadcaster Trisha Goddard, former Royal Press Secretary…

In a special edition of The Royals Uncensored, hosts Katie Nicholl, Jo Elvin and royal butler Grant Harrold are joined by Piers Morgan and star of ‘Queen of the Castle’, Ann Kaplan Mulholland at Lympne Castle in Ashford. In front of a live audience, the panel discuss Harry and Meghan’s status, after a letter from King Charles made clear that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are non-working royals and have no HRH status. The intervention has reportedly left the Sussexes surprised, while Uganda’s withdrawal from the Invictus Games has sparked further controversy, with a source close to Harry and Meghan blaming the King’s letter. Meanwhile, the Home Office and Royal and VIP Executive Committee are reviewing Harry and Meghan’s UK security arrangements, with a decision expected on whether their taxpayer-funded protection should change. Fresh reports also suggest Prince Harry could be planning a new project about his mother, Princess Diana, ahead of the 30th anniversary of her death - potentially reigniting tensions…

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s return to the UK continues to generate headlines, with questions over their security arrangements, Harry’s relationship with the Royal Family and what the couple’s next move could be. In tonight's episode, Piers Morgan gives his take on the Sussexes returning and the ongoing debate over Harry’s security, reports that he remains angry with members of his family, and speculation surrounding Meghan’s possible future projects in the UK. Sarah Ferguson is reportedly preparing to return to the UK after spending around seven months largely out of the public eye overseas, following renewed scrutiny surrounding her former husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and their past association with Jeffrey Epstein. She is said to be renting a six-bedroom property in the Home Counties, with the move coming just days after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle returned to Britain with their children. With the Diana Awards approaching, the difficult question of whether Prince Harry and Prince William…

Few contemporary artists have made a career out of turning cultural icons into colourful, irreverent works of art quite like Mr. Brainwash. Born Thierry Guetta, the French-born artist shot to international fame after featuring in Banksy’s Oscar-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop. Since then, his instantly recognisable blend of pop art, graffiti, bold typography and messages of optimism has taken him from the streets to galleries and major global collaborations. Among the figures who have repeatedly captured his imagination is the British Royal Family. His portraits of Queen Elizabeth II have become some of his best-known works, reimagining the late monarch through a vivid visual language of street art, rock 'n' roll and pop culture. Now, Mr. Brainwash is turning his attention to the Queen once again. To mark what would have been Queen Elizabeth II’s centenary, the artist has created a striking new portrait featuring a young Elizabeth surrounded by his trademark slogans, colourful figures and…

Prince Harry and Meghan are back in Britain. Six years after stepping down as working royals and relocating to California, the couple have returned to the UK with Archie and Lilibet, who are reportedly set to attend school in Britain. The move comes after years of public criticism of the Royal Family, the British press and the UK, raising questions over why Harry and Meghan have chosen to make Britain their home again and whether this really is the long-term plan. Harry is reportedly set to become the more hands-on parent while Meghan continues to travel between the UK and California. Meanwhile, conflicting reports have emerged over Meghan’s potential role in Netflix’s The Gentlemen. There are also fresh questions over the Sussexes’ security, with polling suggesting the British public believes Harry and Meghan should pay for all or most of their own protection. And with Prince George preparing to start at Eton, how will the arrival of Archie and Lilibet affect the royal spotlight? Hosts Jo Elvin, Katie…

Prince Harry and Meghan are reportedly preparing to move back to Britain. Six years after stepping down as working royals and relocating to California, the couple are said to be planning an extended return to the UK with Archie and Lilibet, who could attend school in Britain. The move would mark a significant development in Harry and Meghan’s relationship with the Royal Family, following years of public criticism of the monarchy, the British press and the UK government. They are not expected to become working royals or live in a royal residence, and reports suggest King Charles only learned of the plans on Sunday. So what does Harry and Meghan’s return mean for the Royal Family - and could it change the relationship between the Sussexes and the rest of the monarchy? Hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold are joined by journalist and author Robert Jobson, NBC royal commentator Daisy McAndrew and constitutional expert Ed Owens to discuss the latest news and more! 00:41 Introduction 02:00 Our star…

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and lifestyle icon Martha Stewart are at the centre of a new war of words after comments about Meghan’s recent visit to Highgrove. The apparent clash started over Martha's claims that Meghan "was talking about" her recent trip to the U.K. during a recent dinner party. Elsewhere, Harry and Meghan face questions over an awkward red-carpet moment at the David Foster Foundation’s 40th-anniversary gala, where footage appeared to show Foster walking past Meghan. The charity raised $14 million for children and families needing life-saving organ transplants. Fresh reports suggest Prince Harry remains determined to rebuild relations with his family following his reported meeting with King Charles at Highgrove, while new revelations from Ruthie Henshall’s memoir offer a different perspective on Charles as a father. Also in royal news, King Charles’s trusted butler Bernie Flannery retires after more than 40 years of service; Eton prepares for Prince George’s arrival with new privacy measures;…

The changing role of the women who married into the House of Windsor is back in the spotlight, with Diana, Camilla, Catherine and Meghan examined through the lens of how each has reshaped the modern monarchy. From duty and celebrity to rivalry, public scrutiny and survival, the panel explore which "Windsor wife" has had the greatest impact on the institution. Other royal developments include Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, celebrating her 45th birthday, Princess Eugenie announcing the birth of her third child in Portugal, Buckingham Palace unveiling new accessibility upgrades as part of its £369 million refurbishment, and the Prince and Princess of Wales attending the Commonwealth Games in Scotland with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Also in royal news, King Charles begins his annual summer stay in Scotland while Queen Camilla holidays in Greece, and newly released school reports reveal fresh insights into the character of the late Prince Philip during his years at Gordonstoun. Hosts Jo…

Prince Harry faces a potential multimillion-pound legal bill after losing his privacy case against Associated Newspapers, with claimants reportedly facing costs of up to £34.5 million. The fallout has renewed scrutiny of Harry's legal battles and his relationship with the British press.Other royal developments include Sir Clive Alderton's surprise departure as King Charles III's principal private secretary, reports that Sarah Ferguson has inherited part of her former partner's estate, speculation over a possible reunion between Prince William and Prince Harry ahead of the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death.Also in royal news - claims have appeared the King could offer Harry accommodation at Buckingham Palace during a future UK visit, and we give a live reaction to Meghan Markle's appearance on MasterChef Australia.Hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold are joined by special guests, host of the Mark Dolan Show, Mark Dolan, and renowned journalist and former Fleet Street Editor, Eve Pollard,…

This week, Prince George marks his 13th birthday with a new official portrait and video, as the future King's royal education enters a crucial new phase. Is he the best-prepared heir to the throne in modern history, and what will the next chapter of his life look like? King Charles welcomes Britain's new Prime Minister, highlighting one of the monarchy's most important constitutional relationships, while the opening of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow raises fresh questions about the future of the Commonwealth. Plus, the Royal Family's sporting traditions, favourite holiday destinations, and the latest headlines on the Highland Games and Oprah reacting to THAT Harry and Meghan interview. Hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold are joined by royal historian A.N. Wilson and Sarah Hewson to break down the week's biggest Royal stories. The Royals Uncensored is proudly independent and sponsored by: Cowboy Colostrum: Get 25% Off Cowboy Colostrum with code ROYALS at https://cowboycolostrum.com/royals.…

Prince Harry's secret family reunion at Highgrove has everyone asking one big question: after years of legal battles over security, does he really need the level of protection he's demanded if he can visit the King in complete secrecy? Also this week, Harry and Meghan are back in the spotlight. We discuss Harry's appearance on Joe Marler's podcast, where he described himself as a "full-time dad, British army veteran, Prince of England, Duke," sparking fresh debate over his royal identity. Plus, Meghan returns to television with a guest appearance on MasterChef Australia, as her Netflix cooking show With Love, Meghan received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lifestyle Series. Meanwhile, the Prince and Princess of Wales continue a busy summer. Catherine made a triumphant return to Centre Court at Wimbledon alongside Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, while William took to the polo field to raise more than £1 million for charity. As Queen Camilla celebrates her 79th birthday, we reflect on…

Prince Harry's latest UK trip has taken another dramatic turn. Following his High Court defeat against Associated Newspapers, Harry has hit out at the ruling, calling it a "complete and obvious whitewash" — sparking fresh debate over his ongoing battle with the British press and raising questions about what comes next for the Duke of Sussex. The panel breaks down the fallout from the case, Harry's explosive response, and whether the verdict has completely overshadowed his return to Britain for Invictus Games events. They also discuss the confusion over Buckingham Palace accommodation, whether Meghan Markle and the children could still join Harry, and what this means for any hopes of reconciliation with the Royal Family. Also in this episode: Ruthie Henshall's eye-opening revelations about her former relationship with Prince Edward, the latest twist in the Prince Andrew Pizza Express saga, and why King Charles and Queen Camilla appear determined to carry on with royal duties despite the headlines surrounding…

Harry and Meghan's UK plans are back in the spotlight as fresh questions emerge over security, royal accommodation and whether Meghan and the children will actually make the trip. Meanwhile, King Charles has decided Buckingham Palace won't be his permanent home once its £369 million refurbishment is complete but what does that mean for the future of the monarchy? It's also been a busy week for the Princess of Wales, from completing the Three Peaks Challenge in support of cancer patients to taking Prince George behind the scenes at RAF Coningsby for Armed Forces Day. Hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold also discuss the highlights of the royals' annual Scotland Week, Queen Camilla's headline-making meeting with J.K. Rowling, and Princess Catherine's surprise appearance at Wimbledon, where she delighted fans before taking her place in the royal spotlight. Joining the panel are host of The Royalist, Tom Sykes, and royal journalist Victoria Murphy, who share their insight into another eventful week…

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's planned return to the UK with their children has reignited questions about the future of the Sussexes' relationship with the Royal Family. Reports suggest King Charles is prepared to personally fund security for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and has offered them accommodation at a royal residence during their first family visit to Britain in four years. The trip is also expected to include time with members of Princess Diana's family, the Spencers. Will the King finally reunite with Archie and Lilibet? Could the visit mark the beginning of a thaw in relations between Harry and his father? And is there any realistic prospect of reconciliation between Prince Harry and Prince William after years of estrangement? Joining hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold are royal journalist and author, Robert Jobson, royal reporter at news.com.au, Bronte Coy, and special guest Piers Morgan. 00:00 Introduction 01:38 Robert Jobson and Bronte Coy join the show 02:18 Bronte’s scoop on…

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly preparing to bring Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to the UK for the first time in four years, reigniting questions about royal reconciliation, security arrangements and whether King Charles will finally spend more time with his grandchildren. Elsewhere, the Royal Family's summer calendar is in full swing. The panel reflects on Trooping the Colour, the Order of the Garter and Royal Ascot, with discussion ranging from the growing bond between King Charles and the Princess of Wales to the evolving role of senior royals within a streamlined monarchy. Meanwhile, Princess Catherine shot republican protesters a sharp, icy glare, moments after facing boos during the ceremony. Republic CEO Graham Smith joins the show to discuss his campaign against the Crown and the reaction to demonstrators targeting one of the Royal Family's most high-profile public events. In more exciting news, the panel speak about the confirmation that Prince George will attend Eton College from…

Royal biographer Christopher Andersen faces tough questions over controversial claims about the Princess of Wales' cancer diagnosis and treatment, as he defends the reporting behind his latest book. Plus, the panel reacts to Prince Andrew's mystery facial bruise, while preparations are underway for Trooping the Colour, one of the biggest events in the royal calendar. King Charles and Queen Camilla's whirlwind trip from the wedding to Epsom, speculation over Prince George's future school, and growing scrutiny over reports that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have lived in royal residences with their housing costs covered by the King. Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold are joined by journalist and author Christopher Andersen, editor at large for the Daily Mail, Charlotte Griffiths, and journalist Polly Vernon, to discuss all of this and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In tonight's episode, hosts Jo Elvin, Katie Nicholl and Grant Harrold discuss two of the biggest royal stories making headlines. Princess Catherine has made rare and deeply personal comments about her cancer treatment and recovery journey. The panel explores what her remarks reveal about the challenges she has faced behind the scenes and what they may signal for her future role within the Royal Family. The conversation also turns to the ongoing feud between Prince William and Prince Harry. With speculation continuing about the brothers' strained relationship, is reconciliation still possible, or has too much damage been done? Our panel examines the latest developments and what the future may hold for the royal brothers. Joining the discussion are special guests Afua Hagan and Daniel Wakeford, who share their insights on these major royal stories and the wider impact they continue to have on the monarchy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Royals Uncensored covers the latest goings on in the British monarchy, including why Harry and Meghan’s Frogmore Cottage renovations may be reversed, Prince William’s update on the Princess of Wales’ return to royal duties, reports circulating of the Duchy land sell-off and what the late Queen really thought of her disgraced son Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor... Plus, The Royals Uncensored gives a sneak peek behind the scenes of Windsor Castle and finds out the proper way to eat a scone! 00:00 Introduction 03:15 Maureen Callahan joins The Royals Uncensored 03:50 William showing glimpses of his private life 07:45 The Andrew problem 09:25 Refurbishments to Frogmore cottage and Harry and Meghan 15:27 Robert Hardman joins The Royals Uncensored 16:14 Is William modernising the Royal Family? 21:36 Questions over the Royal Family’s wealth 28:44 Will William go to the World Cup? 31:50 Prince William and Donald Trump’s relationship 34:05 Is the Palace becoming a Museum? 38:03 Katie Nicholl on the private quarters of…

Fresh royal revelations, Meghan Markle backlash, and a surprise Beckham reunion — this week’s royal headlines are packed with drama and intrigue. Newly released government files reveal Queen Elizabeth II was reportedly “very keen” for her son, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, to take on a prominent role as a UK trade envoy back in 2000. The documents, released following a request from Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey, show the late Queen strongly supported Andrew representing British interests abroad. Mountbatten-Windsor would later serve as the UK’s special representative for international trade and investment from 2001 until 2011. Meanwhile, Meghan Markle continued speaking out about children’s online safety after facing criticism over a photo of Princess Lilibet shared before the duchess travelled to Geneva. Elsewhere, King Charles and Queen Camilla enjoyed a special reunion with Sir David Beckham at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in London. The royal meet-up comes just weeks after Beckham visited the King at…

Royal drama, political chaos and explosive new claims dominate this week’s biggest headlines. Shocking allegations involving Sarah Ferguson and Sean “Diddy” Combs have emerged in a bombshell new report, including claims of a long-running secret relationship and concerns raised by royal insiders over Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie’s proximity to the music mogul during their teenage years. Fresh revelations about Prince Andrew’s secluded life at Sandringham have also surfaced, with reports claiming the Duke of York spends his days gaming, watching golf and retreating further from public life as he struggles with his royal downfall. Elsewhere, Prince Harry has spoken out about rising antisemitism in the UK while Meghan Markle and Harry were spotted celebrating Archie and Lilibet’s birthdays with a family Disneyland trip. At the same time, royal watchers noticed a symbolic change inside King Charles’ Highgrove residence after a photo of the Sussexes reportedly disappeared from display. And finally, new gossip…

In this episode of The Royals Uncensored, we discuss King Charles III’s firm handling of Andrew Mountbatten and how his approach differs from that of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The discussion follows reports that a man wearing a balaclava was arrested earlier today after allegedly threatening Andrew outside his home. We also look at Princess Catherine’s plans to undertake her first overseas royal tour in four years, bringing you the latest updates and insider insight on the visit. Finally, we speak to self-proclaimed “King of Switzerland” Jonas Lauwiner, who claims to have discovered a loophole that allowed him to establish his own “kingdom”, and hear what he plans to do next. Joining hosts Katie Nicholl and Jo Elvin to discuss all this and more are former royal butler Grant Harrold, author and journalist Victoria Murphy, and Sky News Australia’s Danica De Giorgio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the very first episode of ‘The Royals Uncensored’ co-hosted by Jo Elvin and Katie Nicholl, we’ll unpack the eventful Royal visit to the US, as King Charles III gave an impressive speech to Congress in an attempt to reaffirm the historic relationship between the two countries. We’ll also discuss the ‘controversial’ handshake between King Charles and US President Donald Trump as well as how Queen Camila handled some of the behaviour of the 47th US President. Finally, we’ll talk about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s front cover splash on ‘People Magazine’, coincidentally coinciding with the Royal visit and whether this was another attempt at grabbing some headlines and attention for the former Royal couple. Joining us on this episode is regular contributor and former butler to King Charles III Grant Harrold, British author and historian Andrew Lownie and finally author of ‘Diana: Her True Story - In Her Own Words’ Andrew Morton to discuss all this and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit…