HELLO! A Right Royal Podcast

Following a briefing at Buckingham Palace about royal taxes and other financial matters that our GCSE mathematics struggled to comprehend, podcast hosts Emmy Griffiths and Emily Nash break down what it all means - and why it has raised some eyebrows.  Much has been made by Prince William's reluctance to disclose his expenditure as the Prince of Wales, unlike his dad King Charles did back in his days as the heir to the throne. But why would William have made this decision? Do the royals pay taxes as well as receive taxpayers' money? And what is the Duchy of Cornwall, anyway? Have a listen to find out!  While the show's usual co-host Andrea Caamano is enjoying Spain's Euros win on a beach, Emily and Emmy are joined by the late Queen's former press secretary Ailsa Anderson, to chat about all of the latest goings on with the royals - including the latest financial goings on - as she reveals just how much the royals cost the average taxpayer every year. We'll give you a clue - it's the equivalent of a common supermarket purchase! But would you pay for it, if you had the choice to?  Emmy, Emily and Ailsa also discuss Prince George's very special 11th birthday, and how things might be different from the youngster in the future when he eventually becomes King - and Emily and Ailsa reflect on what it was like on the day of his birth - with Ailsa revealing her uniquely special role in announcing the heir to the throne's arrival to the world! If you want to watch the ladies in person, simply head over to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-Qotc9I1ww

A Right Royal Podcast hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths are back and this time, they're in a film studio! So if want to listen while on the go, or watch us in the studio with a cup of tea, the choice is yours! Simply click here. In our first episode trying to conquer the new autocue - and with a fresh set of themed mugs - we're off to a flying start by chatting all about the royals' love of sport - especially since the world has gone competition-mad recently with the Euros and Wimbledon - but will the Prince and Princess of Wales be attending the finals for this sporting events? And will the kids be brought along for the fun? In the episode, Andrea and Emmy are joined by HELLO!'s royal editor Emily Nash, who opens up about how the royals will navigate a challenging weekend of busy events as well as updates us with the latest news including plenty of information about Princess Anne's recovery (thank goodness), Catherine's potential visit to Wimbledon, and her own very special visit to Buckingham Palace, which has opened up the East Wing for the first time. We are also joined by The Sun's royal editor Matt Wilkinson, who chatted all about Prince William's potential visit to the Euros in Germany for the England vs Spain final, as well as his own time spent visiting the tournament earlier this month. Matt also chats about Prince William's latest achievements with his charities, and how he is helping to end homelessness. Enjoy!

A Right Royal Podcast is back with their latest episode, and like the rest of the country, our co-hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths can’t talk about anything else except the Election (oh, and Taylor Swift’s Eras tour, of course). So what is the royal role in an election? How will the King welcome a new Prime Minister and a new government, and why is the relationship between the monarch and the PM so special? We chat all about the Election - and what to expect from King Charles - with Sky’s Royal Correspondent Rhiannon Mills, while HELLO!’s Royal Editor Emily Nash will also be joining us to talk about all of the biggest royal news of the moment, from Princess Anne’s worrying accident to her exclusive trip to Balmoral, which is opening its doors for the very first time.

Welcome back to a bonus episode of A Right Royal Podcast with your hosts, Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths! For a very special minisode following our Trooping the Colour episode, we are back sooner than expected because we couldn’t resist breaking down those oh-so-special royal appearances at one of the family’s favourite events - Royal Ascot! We will be catching up with HELLO!’s royal editor Emily Nash, who attended Royal Ascot and can give us all of the royal tea from the day, as well as milliner extraordinaire Bridget Robbins, who spoke to us about how to get the fashion right at the lavish event - and why she loved designing hats for Zara Tindall during past events.  Also joining us is photographer James Whatling, who was all about wearing comfy shoes for a day at the races, and who shared the thrill of capturing the royal family letting their guard down while watching the races. Finally, HELLO!’s chief content officer and editor Sophie Vokes Dudgeon and Jessica Callan, who also attended the event and had plenty to say about celebrity spottings, which royal family members they had their eye on, and how they’re still recovering from the lashings of champagne.

In this episode of A Right Royal Podcast hosts Andrea Caamano, Emmy Griffiths and Emily Nash are breaking down this year’s delightful Trooping the Colour, which not only celebrated the King’s birthday but also gave a very warm welcome back to the Princess of Wales, who made a rare appearance with her family for the special occasion while confirming via a statement that she is still undergoing cancer treatment.  Joining the team for a good discussion about the royal family was royal photographer James Whatling, who is still drying off from one of the wettest Trooping the Colour events in recent history, as well as CNN host and correspondent (and TikTok star) Max Foster - who shares the international perspective on the royal family’s health updates - and why he has nothing but respect for the Wales family.

This week on A Right Royal Podcast, Andrea Caamano, Emmy Griffiths and HELLO! Royal Editor Emily Nash spoke to BBC veteran royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell about the D-Day commemorations and how he has worked hard for the past 10 years to create the British Normandy Memorial – with the approval of King Charles, despite their very public differences in the past. Also joining the trio is ITV News’ Royal Producer Lizzie Robinson, who ahead of her visit to Normandy talks about the royals’ very busy month ahead, the Duke of Westminster’s wedding, and why an appearance by the Princess of Wales on Trooping the Colour next week is not entirely off the cards. They also catch up with HELLO!’s News Director, Laura Benjamin about her world exclusive with Sarah, Duchess of York, who showered all those who took part in the HELLO! cover photoshoot with gifts – not just from herself, but from her corgis, which she inherited from the late Queen Elizabeth II after she died in 2022.

This week on A Right Royal Podcast, Andrea Caamano and HELLO! Royal Editor Emily Nash speak to the man behind that portrait of King Charles, the artist Jonathan Yeo, who gives his reaction to his work going viral and reveals how the monarch responded when he saw the painting last November. They also catch up with David Wiseman, the Duke of Sussex’s friend and Director of International Development at the Invictus Games Foundation, who joined Prince Harry and Meghan on their visit to Nigeria. Plus they discuss the latest update on the Princess of Wales, and why Prince George is not expected to attend the wedding of his godfather the Duke of Westminster to Olivia Henson next month.

In this week's episode, we're decoding Prince Harry's latest solo visit to the UK for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. The lack of family support didn't go unnoticed and we delve into why this has happened. We also talk about Harry's upcoming trip with his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, to Nigeria and reveal why their kids have not accompanied them. We delve deep into this with podcast favourite, ITV News's royal editor, Chris Ship.

In this week's episode, we are looking at the royals who can get back to work. We'll be sharing a few special exclusives including Sarah, Duchess of York's very emotional trip to the Tikva charity home in Bucharest. We also speak with Prince Harry's best friend, Nacho Figueras. They joined forces a few weeks ago at the annual Sentebale polo match and we'll be hearing all about it. Plus, we speak to Hannah Furness, Royal Editor at The Daily Telegraph about Meghan Markle's new venture. We also discuss the gorgeous new portrait of Prince Louis released for his birthday. The Tikva charity home needs to raise $16m (£12.8m) a year to meet all their needs. To donate visit tikvauk.org

In this episode, Andrea, Emmy and Emily break down the Netflix movie that everyone is talking about right now, Scoop, which follows BBC Newsnight producer Sam McAlister's efforts to land the now-infamous interview with Prince Andrew. To discuss the episode, we're joined by Sam McAlister herself, who talks all about what it was like to be in the room while filming, if she's been in touch with Andrew's palace aide Amanda Thirsk since then, and how she reacted when she found out that Billie Piper was going to play her in the film! We're also joined by Scoop actor Alex Waldmann, who played Andrew's PR Guru Jason Stein, who reveals what it was like filming in a perfect replica of Buckingham Palace, and what he learned after meeting Jason himself while preparing for the role.

In this episode, Andrea and Emily are joined by royal author Robert Hardman, who talks about King Charles and Queen Camilla’s visits to Kate whilst she was hospitalised. He also discusses His Majesty’s private lunch with his “wonderful” daughter-in-law at Windsor Castle, which took place just hours before her shocking video message was released to the world. Robert also details how the King's relationship with William has changed over the last few years and how this uncertain period for the Prince could be “the making of a King”. We are also joined by ITV News’ royal editor Chris Ship - who reveals how he found out about Kensington Palace’s announcement last Friday and what royal insiders had warned him just a week before. He also explains the significance of Queen Camilla’s latest royal outing and how he saw Prince William just days before Kate’s announcement.  If you or anyone you know has been sadly affected by cancer, help and support are available through Macmillan Cancer Support and your local healthcare provider.

In this week's episode, our intrepid hosts Andrea and Emily are joined by Russell Myers, The Daily Mirror's Royal Editor to discuss everything around #kategate. They discuss all the controversy which surrounds 'that' photograph and what the fallout means for Kate, William, the family and the palace. We'll also be delving into the exclusive uncovered by Russell within which, unauthorised persons within the hospital apparently viewed Kate's medical records. A tumultuous time for the royals has ensued with the public discussing all manner of bizarre conspiracy theories. Emily, Andrea and Russell delve into this and also discuss whether this has been a disastrous PR moment for Kate.

In this week's episode, Emmy flies solo as she speaks to the cast of one the most hotly anticipated royal shows since The Crown. 'Mary and George' follows a mother and son who, penniless and without connection, risk falling into obscurity. Seeing the potential in her son, Mary Villiers has her son George learn to become a Renaissance man in order to seduce the King of England and to put them in positions of power beyond their wildest imaginings. Emmy speaks to the incredible Julianne Moore, Nicholas Galitzine and Tony Curran who plays James I. They impart some fascinating behind-the-scenes tales and discuss the historical facts around this incredible story.

Join Hello!'s Emmy Griffiths, Andrea Caamano, Royal Editor Emily Nash and a whole host of special guests as we delve into the very heart of all things Royal. In this episode, we will be talking all about the latest royal news, including Queen Camilla leading the royal family at King Constantine’s Thanksgiving Service, the latest on Prince William and his statement on the Israel-Gaza conflict and Princess Kate’s newest appointment. We'll also be joined by royal author and veteran royal correspondent Valentine Low to discuss the ‘men in grey suits’, the advisors to the royal family - but who are they, and how much power do they really hold at the palace? Please note: this episode was recorded before Buckingham Palace announced the death of Thomas Kingston, the husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shocked fans earlier this week when they launched their new website, Sussex.com, which is something of an umbrella website for all of their latest endeavours, including the Archewell Foundation, Archewell Productions and their extra projects. Is the move to highlight their titles as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex a sign that they are aligning themselves with the royal family? We're joined by HELLO!'s Royal Editor Emily Nash who answers all of our burning questions. We are also joined by Majesty magazine's Editor-in-Chief and royal author Ingrid Seward to discuss her new book, My Mother and I, which delves into the relationship between the late monarch and her son - and is full of memorable anecdotes from Charles' childhood as well as a serious look into the pair's complex relationship, and how it changed over the years.

Not long after our previous episode aired, we sadly learned the news that King Charles had been diagnosed with cancer. In a special update, Emmy and Emily are joined by royal author, journalist and broadcaster Robert Jobson, as they discuss what this latest diagnosis means for the British royal family as they navigate the news. We discuss Prince Harry's return to the UK, whether there is a prospect of a regency and how Prince William could take on the mantle of further royal responsibilities.

Following a barrage of recent health scares for the British royal family, we delve deep into the Princess of Wales's recent hospital stay alongside King Charles's health battles, both of which happened simultaneously. Thankfully, they seem to be recovering and we discuss what will their convalescence look like. What was their experience in the hospital and are we in a new period of openness among the royal family? Andrea, Emmy and Emily are joined by Royal photographer and podcast favourite Arthur Edwards to discuss the royal family's medical trials over the years and his own experiences with the royal doctor, as well as royal photographer James Whatling who snapped the king upon leaving the hospital. Please note: this episode was recorded before the King's subsequent health diagnosis on 5th Feb 2024

A very special bonus episode of the Right Royal Podcast. We are very privileged to welcome onto the podcast the revered royal author and journalist, Robert Hardman. We chat exclusively with Robert about his new biography: Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story. It's an incredible book with unfettered access that has come through decades of hard work of Robert building a relationship with the palace. In this episode, Robert speaks to us about the sections which have already made the headlines: from the controversy around the naming of Harry's daughter 'Lilibet', to how everyone was shocked by the Queen's rapid demise and how happy Charles is in his new role. Plus, we are regaled with Robert's often insightful and very entertaining anecdotes about his time following our new King. This is an episode not to be missed. Please note: this episode was recorded before the King was admitted to hospital in January 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back for 2024 and as the world of royalty is as tumultuous as ever, we take a look at Royal abdications. Following on from the abdication of Queen Margrethe II and the accession of her son, the now King Frederik X we look at what led up to this historic event and also what abdications mean for royal families across the globe. We'll be speaking to three incredible guests starting with royal journalist Wim Dehandschutter who has interviewed the Danish queen in the past and covered the big event in Copenhagen. We'll also be speaking to the wonderful Joe Little, Managing Editor of Majesty magazine, who will be sharing his knowledge of all things abdication and Chris Ship who is ITV News's royal editor who was also covering the event from Copenhagen. Please note: This episode was recorded before the news regarding both the Princess of Wales and King Charles's health stories broke. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's show, we visit Windsor Castle to learn all about how a palace is turned festive and we also visit the Tower of London, where Curator and Public Historian Charles Farris talks us through Christmas and coronations past with some astonishing anecdotes. We'll also be speaking to Call the Midwife star Leonie Elliott fresh from her appearance at the Princess of Wales' carol service, plus we also have podcast favourite the brilliant Alexis Ffrench playing us out with a very special Christmas performance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a very special episode of A Right Royal Podcast where our co-host and HELLO!’s TV Editor Emmy Griffiths will be flying solo to say goodbye to Netflix’s hit period drama The Crown ahead of season six part two’s release.  During the episode, Emmy will be catching up with the genius minds from behind the scenes who made the show the smash hit that it is, and discussing what goes into recreating the royal family for the screen, including the show's casting director, Robert Sterne, hair and makeup experts Cate Hall and Emilie Yong, and movement coach Polly Bennett, who works with stars to authentically create the right movements to recreate historical figures, from the late Queen to Margaret Thatcher - and which royal she is most fascinated by.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, we're looking at becoming part of the Royal Family. We're looking at the life-changing unions of those who have been married into one of the most famous institutions on the planet. We look at the challenges faced by some of the most recent additions to the family and chart the dramatic change in a person's life following their union with the family. In this episode, we'll be speaking to biographer Ingrid Seward, who is the editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, and one of the most prominent and respected writers on the British Royal Family with more than a dozen books on the subject to her credit. We also speak with Royal journalist and author Victoria Murphy, who has been reporting on the royal family for over a decade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, we're looking at love. From a man stepping down as king for the woman he loves, to Kate and William's very sweet proposal in Kenya, Royal love lives have always been a subject of fascination for keen loyalists to help us navigate royal love lives. We speak with writer and broadcaster Hugo Vickers, who has written extensively on the royal family and possesses some incredible in-depth knowledge of Royal relationships. We also chat with Kate Mansey, an award-winning journalist, writer and commentator who will help us lift the lid on Royal romances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to another episode of HELLO!’s A Right Royal Podcast, where your hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths will be buying new recycling bins and learning to compost after finding out more about Prince William’s incredible 10-year, £50 million environmental project - the Earthshot Prize. The charity provides funding to discover solutions to Earth’s biggest climate issues - and is already seeing hugely positive changes. Ahead of the 2023 Earthshot Prize, which is being held in Singapore, we chat about how the Prince of Wales is changing the world from the people who know best! We’ll be speaking to the Sunday Times royal editor and broadcaster Roya Nikkhah, Earthshot winner and co-founder of Enapter, Vaitea Cowan, our very own US editor Justin Ravitz, and of course, our royal editor Emily Nash, who is filling us in on what to expect from this year’s ceremony and why the finalists have been invited to physically attend this year’s ceremony. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our new epsiode of A Right Royal Podcast, the team look at how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been getting on since the beginning of the year, when Prince Harry released his memoir Spare.  We chat with HELLO!’s royal editor, Emily Nash, who has the latest on the couple, from what’s coming next to Meghan Markle’s solo Instagram account and the low-down on their reported move to Los Angeles. Hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths also speak to the mayor of Dusseldorf, Dr Stephan Keller, about the success of the Invictus Games as well as our colleague Isabelle Casey, who travelled to the city to cover the Games and had an unforgettable (albeit brief) 1-2-1 with Prince Harry. Lastly, we talk at length with David Wiseman, Director of the Invictus Games Foundation and good friend of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who shares everything from meeting Prince William and Harry at Sandhurst to spending time with Harry and Meghan in Montecito. Sponsored by True Royalty TV Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the suitably spooky episode of a Right Royal Podcast, the team get their intrepid ghost hunter hats on as we delve into some right royal ghost stories! Andrea, Emmy and Emily scare themselves silly as they meet those with first-hand experience of royal paranormal activity. They speak with Errol Clayton a Palace Host at Hampton Court Palace who recounts some of the otherworldly events which have happened at the Palace. They also speak to the renowned paranormal historian, Richard Felix who takes the team on a ghostly tour of some of the infamous royal hauntings. Make sure you don't listen to it alone! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of A Right Royal Podcast, we'll be looking at when the royals find their name in lights in the glitz and glamour of Hollywood! As perhaps the most famous royal family in the world with a vast history, it is simply inevitable that TV and movies have adapted tales on the royals over the years – so join us as we discuss what goes into bringing the royals to the screen featuring guests Matthew Lopez, the director of the smash hit film 'Red, White and Royal Blue', writer and photographer Ian Lloyd and historian Tracy Borman. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The third episode of "A Right Royal Podcast" looks at the royal family's education, from nursery to senior school and even university – for some! Our first guest, Princess Diana's former protection officer Ken Wharfe, began working for the royals ahead of Prince William's first day of nursery at Wetherby. He reveals what his job entailed day to day, from securing the building daily at 6am to school runs and even taking part in Sports Day races. Hosts Andrea Caamano, Emmy Griffiths and HELLO!'s royal editor Emily Nash are also joined by Melanie Sanderson, managing editor and education consultant at The Good Schools Guide who explains why Lambrook is the perfect choice for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis and where the royal children are likely to study next. Melanie also explains why Prince William and Kate's children go to school on Saturdays and why Princess Charlotte might not follow in her mother's footsteps when it comes to heading to Marlborough. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the next episode of "A Right Royal Podcast" Andrea, Emmy and Emily take a deep dive into royal holidays and in particular, their love of Balmoral, the royal family's favourite summer holiday destination in Scotland. Our lengthy chat with King Charles' former pilot, Graham Laurie, reveals incredible insight into royal flying, with Graham explaining Charles' reason for no longer piloting airplanes, why Prince William had to stop flying with his parents and brother Prince Harry aged 12, and what happened when he heard of Diana's tragic death. Plus, how Graham was in charge of bringing her coffin back to England.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On our very first episode of the new series, we're looking back at the first 12 months without our late Queen Elizabeth II ahead of the first anniversary of her death. We're joined by esteemed royal photographer Julian Calder - who has taken some of the late Queen's most iconic portraits and goes into detail about what Her Majesty was really like behind the lens. He also reveals the cheeky sex book that the late Prince Philip had in his private office at Buckingham Palace and nearly made an appearance in one of his official portraits. Also joining hosts Andrea Caamano, Emily Nash and Emmy Griffiths is writer and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth, who considers himself "lucky" to have spent a lot of time with Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and the new King and Queen. He fondly remembers some fantastic anecdotes told to him by the Queen which make for an incredibly entertaining listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back! After a summer hiatus, the team return to grace your ears with amazing insight and wonderful guests who lift the lid on everything royal. Join us for Season 2 coming very, very soon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Andrea and Emmy discuss King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation with two guests that were lucky enough to witness the moment in person at Westminster Abbey – HELLO!'s royal editor, Emily Nash and His Serene Highness Prince Albert of Monaco. What did the Monegasque royal gift the King? Did his twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, watch the historic ceremony? The co-hosts, alongside Emily, also catch up with New York Times bestseller and royal fashion commentator, Elizabeth Holmes, who shared her 'Many Thoughts' on the royal fashion displayed on the day and revealed which royal was the best dressed. Plus, pianist Alexis Ffrench, who recently released his EP "Peace", drops into the studio just hours after performing at the Coronation Concert and attending an afterparty at Windsor Castle hosted by Prince William and Kate and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a very special episode of A Right Royal Podcast, we take a look back at the series and pull some of the unheard moments and insights we've been saving for this episode. We also look back with fondness on some of our favourite moments from the series which you might have missed the first time around. From a very awkward moment recounted between the late Princess of Wales and the Queen's press secretary, Dickie Arbiter to what the Queen returned as a gift to a foreign dignitary when she herself was showered with priceless offerings. We'll also hear some of the moments which really shouldn't be given the light of day, but in the name of fun, we share some of our favourite outtakes and bloopers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, Andrea and Emmy discuss all the big questions surrounding the coronation; What can we expect on the day? How will it be different from the late Queen's? Will there be a big tiara moment for the Princess of Wales? Joined by HELLO!'s very own Royal Editor Emily Nash, the team talk crowns and traditions with Majesty Magazine's Editor Joe Little and fashion predictions with New York Times bestseller and royal commentator, Elizabeth Holmes. Plus, saxophonist YolanDa Brown OBE also drops into the studio to speak about her recent performance at Westminster Abbey in front of the royal family and receiving her investiture the very next day. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, we look at the future of the monarchy in the form of the Prince and Princess of Wales or as they are more commonly known: William and Kate. Very much at the forefront of the royal family, we delve into their own relationship and the fine nuances within it. We also look at what we can expect from their future reign, their extensive charity work and how they stay authentic to the causes which matter the most to them. Joining us are HELLO!'s very own Royal Editor Emily Nash, author of Our King: Charles III: The Man and the Monarch Robert Jobson, Mick Clarke CEO of homeless charity 'The Passage' of which William is patron and Cat Ross, the founder of 'Baby Basics' who describes her own encounters with the Princess of Wales. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From converting planes into living quarters to extensive outfit planning, it's safe to say a lot of hard work goes into royal tours. In this episode of The Right Royal Podcast we speak with HELLO!'s royal editor Emily Nash, who has travelled to nearly every continent with the royal family. Emily also recounts the night she took part in a pub quiz against Prince Harry in New Zealand! We also speak with Dickie Arbiter who planned many tours over the 12 years he worked as Press Secretary to the late Queen. Dickie talks about King Charles' pilot skills and also speaks about the very unusual things that need to be packed for all eventualities on a tour. Finally, Andrea and Emmy speak with journalist and WhatKateWore founder Susan E. Kelley about the creativity and pressure that goes into the outfits that are worn on these high profile visits. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whether they’re pulling faces at the Queen’s Jubilee, melting hearts on Christmas morning or being cheeky with their cousins at Buckingham Palace, the youngest generation of royals never fails to delight. From George and Charlotte to their cheeky little brother Louis, these little royal rascals are firm fan favourites. And in this episode of The Right Royal Podcast we speak with Getty Photographer Chris Jackson, who has had the privilege of going on tour with the Wales children and has taken some of the most iconic pictures of them - including Prince George's 4th birthday portrait. We are also joined by former Press Secretary to the Queen, Ailsa Anderson, who was one of the only people at Frimley Park Hospital when Lady Louise Windsor was born. And finally, we speak with Ex-Norland Nanny and The Sleep Mums podcast host Sarah Carpenter, who gives us an insight into the training it takes to become a royal nanny. Disclaimer: Sarah Carpenter does not at present represent the Norland Nanny organisation and all of her views are her own. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we take a look at the man under the crown, the United Kingdom's new monarch King Charles III. From his kindness and generosity, to what his relationship was really like with Diana, we discuss all facets of his life from his early years to his upcoming coronation. We also delve into what we think his reaction to Prince Harry's latest revelations will be and we hear about a very intriguing story regarding the page three girls! Joining us is The Sun's royal photographer Arthur Edwards MBE, from enemies to acquaintances, he talks to us about his incredible 48-year career following the royal family and his special relationship with our new King. From photographing Charles in his early bachelor days to accompanying him in his first months of reign, Arthur has been there at every major event and provides us with a glimpse at who King Charles III is beneath the crown. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2023 has started with a bang for Harry and Meghan, in this episode Andrea and Emmy discuss all things Spare with HELLO!'s royal editor Emily Nash and Diana's biographer Andrew Morton - who reveals why Harry will never regret writing his book. Plus, Montecito journalists Richard Mineards and Sandro Monetti give an insight into Harry and Meghan's new life living with some of California's biggest stars. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the very first episode of A Right Royal Podcast, Andrea and Emmy talk all things Christmas at the palaces. We talk gifts fit for a King with Hello!'s royal editor Emily Nash, decorating Windsor castle with Royal Collection Trust curator Kathryn Jones, and festive food with Charles and Diana’s former chef, Carolyn Robb. We also have an exclusive chat with former royal photographer John Stilwell, who was one of the very few people allowed in the room while the Queen filmed her iconic Christmas speeches. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join the Hello! team of Emmy Griffiths, Andrea Caamano, our Royal Editor Emily Nash and a whole host of special guests as we delve into the very heart of all things Royal. Launching Christmas 2022, our first episode will take a sneak peek inside Windsor castle, hearing about the intricacies of decorating from the Royal Collection themselves and we'll also hear first hand what it takes to create a Christmas lunch fit for Royalty from the former live-in chef to The Prince and Princess of Wales. In future episodes, we'll be looking at Harry and Meghan's new life in the USA including an in-depth look at Harry's new book 'Spare', followed by a look at what the makes the young royals AKA 'Royal Rascals' tick, we'll also look at how a royal tour is put together by those with first hand experience plus we'll deep dive into King Charles' new life and what we can expect from his reign following the sad passing of the Queen. For the royal fan, or for those who want more of an understanding of the intricacies of the world's most famous family this is always an entertaining, fun and informative listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.