Catching Up with the Royals

This week on Catching Up with the Royals we’re exploring the complex relationships shaping the modern British monarchy. From why Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, never publicly respond to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the truth behind claims that Prince Andrew was the favourite child of Queen Elizabeth II.

We also break down the role of the ‘spare’ in the royal family, and consider the valuable life lessons Prince Harry could have learnt from other historical ‘spares’ in the line of succession.

Plus, we uncover the hidden world of royal ‘grace and favour’ homes - who lives in them, what ‘peppercorn rent’ really means, and whether the Windsors should reconsider who gets to stay.

Finally, hosts Richard Coles and Emily Andrews share their expert predictions on the future of the monarchy, including what kind of king Prince William could become and the changes he may bring when he eventually ascends the throne.

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We’re back with a brand-new episode of Catching Up with the Royals - your go-to podcast for the latest updates on the British royal family.

This week, history is made as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury is installed, with Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales in attendance. What does this historic moment mean for the future of the monarchy? Richard and Emily dive into how faith shapes Prince William’s life and whether the future King may redefine the royal family’s relationship with the Church of England.

We also answer your questions about the royal family, including:
Is the influence of the British monarchy declining or stronger than ever?
Will Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet grow up questioning their parents’ decision to step back from royal duties?

Plus, following recent developments involving Prince Andrew, we take a closer look at royal protection officers. What is life really like protecting the royal family, and what unique insights do these insiders have?

Tune in for expert analysis, in-depth discussion, and the latest royal news covering King Charles III, Prince William, and the evolving future of the British monarchy.

New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts - plus you can watch each episode on YouTube!

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This week on Catching Up with the Royals, Richard and Emily explore royal finances and ask the big question: how rich is King Charles III really?

From the structure of the so-called ‘Firm’ to the vast private estates behind the monarchy, this episode breaks down how the royal family makes Monet - from the Duchy of Lancaster to hidden sources of royal wealth.

They also tackle the biggest questions surrounding royal finances: Why don’t monarchs pay inheritance tax? Are the royal family worth the cost? What happens when royals like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle step away from the Firm? And which royals rank among the richest - will Prince William or King Charles be crowned the most affluent? Listen to find out!

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Six years after stepping back from royal duties, could Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, be preparing for a return to royal life?

In this week’s episode of Catching Up with the Royals, Reverend Richard Coles and royal correspondent Emily Andrews explore the latest developments surrounding Harry and Meghan and what their recent appearances and international visits could signal for their future within the British Royal Family. With a recent tour of Jordan and an upcoming humanitarian trip to Australia, are the Sussexes sending a message to the House of Windsor that they are ready to re-engage with royal duties?

The hosts also discuss whether a potential return by Harry and Meghan could help repair the monarchy’s reputation following the controversy surrounding Prince Andrew.
Plus, Richard and Emily take a closer look at the future of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie after reports they have been banned from attending Royal Ascot this June. What does this mean for their roles within the royal family - and which senior royal has quietly reached out to support the York sisters?

New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts - plus you can watch each episode on YouTube!

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From Prince William’s headline-making night out with Taylor Swift to Leonardo DiCaprio’s unforgettable meeting with the British Royal Family, this week on Catching Up with the Royals we dive into what really happens when Hollywood royalty meets real royalty.

As awards season begins, Reverend Richard Coles and royal correspondent Emily Andrews break down how King Charles, Prince William, Prince Harry, and Kate Middleton navigate the spotlight alongside A-list celebrities - and why even the world’s biggest stars get star-struck by The Firm.

Plus, with rumours swirling about a potential reboot of Netflix’s The Crown covering the Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein scandal, we discuss how the Royal Family really feels about their portrayal on screen. Would they watch it? Do they approve? And what episode did they find hardest to watch?

And to top it all off, we launch the very first Catching Up with the Royals Awards, handing out our own royal honours in a special awards-season celebration.

New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts - plus you can watch each episode on YouTube!

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