Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered welcomes back friend of the show and body language expert Scott Rouse. Scott is a trusted advisor to law enforcement, the military, and Fortune 500 CEOs. You might also recognize him from his popular YouTube channels Scott Rouse and The Behavior Panel.

At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, Meghan Markle once again positioned herself as a business mogul in the making, touting her latest lifestyle venture, As Ever, and the supposed “flexibility” of her Netflix deal. She spoke of building a business empire… while reminding everyone of her commitment to “financial independence.” Markle also revisited her well-worn narrative about her “complicated relationship” with social media, the “grind” of TV production, and her ongoing quest for balance between global fame and motherhood. What topic made Meghan squirm? Scott Rouse reveals. 

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This week on Recollections May Vary, Kinsey Schofield and Kevin O’Sullivan break down Meghan Markle’s latest NYC, DC, and Paris appearances and what they reveal about her ongoing public image struggles.

From laughing backstage at a charity gala honoring grieving parents to recording Gloria Steinem mid-sushi bite, Meghan’s “Meghan 3.0” rebrand seems more about optics than authenticity. Insiders claim her NYC trip to promote “mental health awareness” felt shallow and self-serving, while her Paris Fashion Week appearance in the very city where Princess Diana died has reportedly caused tension at home.

Kinsey and Kevin explore how Victoria Beckham has managed to do what Meghan Markle never could: earn respect, reinvent her image, and own her narrative. Why does Victoria’s vulnerability land as authentic while Meghan’s feels performative? And what does Meghan’s solo Paris relaunch say about her marriage to Prince Harry?

Plus, exclusive insight into Meghan’s appearance at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, where she discussed her lifestyle brand As Ever and “building a long-lasting business empire.” Is this a comeback or another failed PR pivot?

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This week on Heirs and Spares, Kinsey Schofield and Rupert Bell discuss Prince William showing his emotional side as he reconnects with Rhian Mannings, a mother and mental health advocate who turned tragedy into purpose after losing her husband and young son.

They also explore new comparisons between Princess Catherine and Meghan Markle after Newsweek revealed that the Princess of Wales endured years of paparazzi harassment without police protection, longer than Meghan’s entire royal career.

Prince Harry’s fragile truce with King Charles appears to have collapsed as Harry pushes for taxpayer-funded police protection in the United Kingdom.

Finally, Meghan Markle’s solo trip to Paris raises questions about her marriage to Prince Harry, her Vogue ambitions, and the uncertain future of her lifestyle brand As Ever. Meghan prepares to join Kamala Harris and Selena Gomez at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit to discuss entrepreneurship and building a brand that will endure in the public eye. LOL, WHAT?! 

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Meghan Markle’s Paris “relaunch” has royal insiders questioning her judgment and sparking serious concern over her relationship with Prince Harry. 

Driving around the city where Princess Diana died, aiming for a Vogue cover under new editor Chloe Malle, and ignoring Harry’s long-standing aversion to Paris, Meghan’s latest moves have left friends and observers stunned. 

In this episode of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, we break down the fallout from Paris, the scrutiny over Meghan’s exaggerated friendships, and what her next pivot in the fashion world could mean for her public image. 

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Behavior and body language expert Scott Rouse joins Kinsey Schofield to break down Meghan Markle’s trip to Paris. 

Meghan’s Paris Fashion Week appearance felt like a calculated comeback that backfired. She showed up front row at Balenciaga in a dramatic cape look clearly meant to scream “fashion relevance,” but the optics were rough. Critics pointed out that she chose a brand still tainted by scandal, appeared tone-deaf filming herself in a car near the tunnel where Princess Diana died, and even laughed during a model’s stumble. 

What was supposed to be a sleek re-entry into European high society instead came across as try-hard, awkward, and hypocritical… a reminder that Meghan’s image rehab strategy often trips over its own heels. Scott Rouse gives us his best analysis. 

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This week on Royally Unfiltered, Kinsey Schofield is joined by royal commentator Duncan Larcombe and Vanity Fair royal correspondent Katie Nicholl to break down the latest headlines, from Meghan Markle’s Paris joyride to Prince Harry’s latest charity PR crisis.

Prince Harry faces new controversy as Chad cuts ties with his African Parks charity over “disrespect” claims, financial questions, and human rights concerns. Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan are in New York to accept a “Humanitarians of the Year Award.” 

Across the pond, insiders tell Katie that Harry still must “pass the trust test” before reconciling with King Charles.

Plus, Prince William shares secrets from the “hardest year” of his life, praising Princess Catherine and King Charles while revealing how his family stays grounded. 

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On this episode of Recollections May Vary, Kinsey Schofield is joined by The Nerve’s Maureen Callahan to break down Meghan Markle’s embarrassing trip to Paris. 

Is this Meghan Markle’s most controversial moment of 2025? From attending Balenciaga’s scandal-hit fashion show—after their ads featuring children in adult-themed imagery sparked outrage—to lounging with her feet up near Princess Diana’s tragic crash site, Meghan’s Paris Fashion Week behavior is turning heads for all the wrong reasons. 

Kinsey and Maureen break down the viral clip of Meghan laughing as a model tripped, critique her “feet-on-the-seat” posts, and analyze what it all says about her public image. 

Plus, Prince Harry drops new stalker allegations and predictions on how Harry and Meghan will handle New York amid the media storm.

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Prince William opens up in one of his most personal interviews yet… revealing how he and Catherine are coping post cancer, his strict no-phone rule for the kids, and his surprising choice of transport to work. He also shares powerful reflections on The Earthshot Prize and why this next decade is crucial for the planet’s future.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry’s security woes resurface after reports that a known stalker got dangerously close to him during his latest UK trip. And Meghan Markle sparks backlash in Paris after posting a limo video filmed just a mile from the tunnel where Princess Diana tragically died.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are scrambling to salvage their image in 2025, launching a series of high-profile appearances to convince the public they’re still relevant. From an awkward reunion with King Charles III to a rumored meeting with President Zelenskyy, the Sussexes’ efforts quickly unraveled amid questionable leaks.

Kinsey Schofield breaks down how these attempts backfired spectacularly, including Meghan’s controversial appearance at Paris Fashion Week to “support a friend” at Balenciaga, the same brand previously condemned for disturbing ad campaigns involving children. Kinsey connects the dots between Meghan’s Hollywood ambitions, Kris Jenner’s rumored involvement, and the growing criticism of Markle’s hypocrisy for accepting humanitarian awards while aligning with scandalous brands.

And just when it couldn’t get worse, Meghan posts a tone-deaf video near the Paris tunnel where Princess Diana tragically died, all while smiling for paparazzi. 

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This week on Crown and Conflict, Kinsey Schofield welcomes royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith, author of “Diana In Search of Herself” and creator of Royals Extra on Substack, to reflect on Prince William and Prince Harry’s complicated upbringing.

Princess Diana is often remembered as a warm and devoted mother, determined to give her sons the love she lacked growing up. But behind the fairytale image, William and Harry’s childhood was far from perfect.

From Harry’s vengeful streak to William’s passion for ending homelessness, we explore the traits they inherited from their mother and how those qualities continue to shape their lives today.

This discussion pairs nicely with Prince William’s appearance in a special episode of The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy on Apple+, where William candidly admits, “You try and make sure you don’t make the same mistakes as your parents.”

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