This week on Royally Unfiltered, Kinsey Schofield breaks down the biggest headlines with royal commentators Charles Rae and Duncan Larcombe. 

King Charles visited the Fortnum and Mason kitchens as he marked the second anniversary of his Coronation Food Project, an initiative that has already helped deliver millions of meals across the UK.

Kinsey and her guests examine the Princess of Wales’s first major speech in two years at the UK Future Workforce Summit, along with her return to the red carpet at the Royal Variety Performance with Prince William. 

The conversation turns to Meghan Markle’s new holiday special and her Harper’s Bazaar cover. The group dissects Meghan’s insistence of using her title to promote commercial ventures.

Finally, Prince Harry’s upcoming keynote appearance in Toronto is questioned. How does it fit into his evolving post royal identity? Is it appropriate? 

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Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered takes a deep dive into Meghan Markle’s new Harper’s Bazaar interview featured in the December 2025/January 2026 issue. Kinsey reacts to the profile with sharp observations about how the author frames Meghan as a perpetual victim while conveniently skipping over key parts of her recent track record. There is no mention of Meghan’s termination from Spotify, the backlash to the first season of “With Love, Meghan,” or the total lack of interest surrounding season two. The author celebrates old deals while ignoring unanswered questions about Meghan’s future with Netflix and her estrangement from both her own family and Prince Harry’s. 

Kinsey points out that the feature repeats the same mistake seen across so many of Meghan’s recent public appearances. There is no larger purpose or meaningful message, and the end result feels like another attempt to generate attention rather than say anything of value. 

To borrow from Oprah, silence or silenced, it has been five years and Meghan still offers little substance when handed premium platforms like Harper’s Bazaar. 

And in a moment that must be seen to be believed, Meghan pauses the interview to take a photo of her own face in the foam of her cappuccino.

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On this episode of Recollections May Vary, Kinsey Schofield is joined by The Nerve’s Maureen Callahan to break down the latest Sussex drama.    Meghan Markle’s As Ever line is facing criticism for its muted and gloomy holiday promo just as reports surface that her Netflix backed brand will not be featured in Netflix’s new retail stores.    

Bethenny Frankel surfaces with new details about her encounter with Trevor Engelson, including his three-word reaction to Meghan dating Prince Harry. We also revisit the anonymous message Bethenny says urged her to delete her now infamous Oprah interview commentary.     Meanwhile at BravoCon, Lisa Vanderpump joked about Prince Harry’s standing as a loyal Brit, reminding fans that even reality stars are weighing in on the shifting royal landscape.    

Back in Montecito, insiders claim Meghan is seething as Catherine secures Kate Winslet for this year’s Christmas carol concert, a polished and heartfelt project already earning praise for its warmth and star power.     Christopher Wilson also pulls back the curtain on Sarah Ferguson’s latest reinvention plans in a new report that paints a striking portrait of her long running money troubles and opportunistic reputation.    

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Heirs & Spares returns with a festive episode as Princess Catherine steps into the Christmas season with her annual carol concert at Westminster Abbey.    

Kinsey Schofield and Rupert Bell guide viewers through the latest royal headlines from both sides of the Atlantic, beginning with Catherine’s 2025 Together at Christmas celebration. This year’s event will honor the theme of love in all its forms and will feature a special appearance from Kate Winslet.    

The pair explore the significance of the concert, its growing legacy, and the charming tradition of the Wales children attending alongside their parents.    

The conversation shifts when Sophie Winkleman offers a rare and unfiltered look at royal life, describing the constant scrutiny as a form of torment and painting a picture of a world where fame is imposed rather than chosen.    

From there, Kinsey breaks down Meghan Markle’s latest promotional video for her As Ever holiday collection, which stirred backlash for its muted tones and somber visuals, including a pair of questionable brown stockings.    

The episode wraps with discussion of Prince Harry and Meghan’s hint at future travel plans after an astrologer revealed their interest in returning to Australia.   

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Today on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, join us for a rare behind the scenes look at life on the royal beat with Kate Mansey, Assistant Editor and Royal Editor for The Times.

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This week on Royally Unfiltered, Kinsey Schofield welcomes world-renowned author Hugo Vickers and former press secretary to Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III, Dickie Arbiter. Together, they unpack a week of major royal headlines.

Royal watchers are livid after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were photographed smiling and posing at Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday celebration. Sources close to the palace say the outing is yet another example of why many believe the pair should not be invited back into the royal fold.

Back in London, the atmosphere was far more somber. King Charles led the annual Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph, placing a wreath in tribute to those who lost their lives in service to their country.

Queen Camilla and Catherine, Princess of Wales, watched the ceremony from a balcony dressed in traditional black.

Prince William marked the day with a message to young people across the UK, encouraging them to reflect on the sacrifices made by generations before them.

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Royal biographer Andrew Morton joins Kinsey Schofield on Crown and Conflict to explore Winston Churchill’s lasting influence on the modern monarchy and how his leadership style continues to shape royal life today.

Morton is the legendary author of “Diana: Her True Story,” the book that changed how the world viewed Princess Diana and the British royal family forever. He has also written bestsellers on Meghan Markle, Monica Lewinsky, Madonna, and Tom Cruise, always finding that perfect balance between pop culture and history.

In this episode, Kinsey and Andrew dig into his latest book “Winston and the Windsors” to uncover Churchill’s loyalty to Queen Elizabeth II, his complicated relationship with the crown, and the lessons King Charles III may have learned from him. They explore why Winston Churchill was Queen Elizabeth’s favorite, the Queen Mother’s surprising wish to retire to Scotland, and how Churchill handled royal scandals like Edward and Wallis. Kinsey asks what Churchill might have thought of Harry and Meghan, and whether his philosophy of loyalty and restraint could have saved the Sussexes from some of their public missteps.

The author also opens up about writing “Andrew The Playboy Prince,” and reveals how the former Duke of York reacted to his portrayal, and what it is really like to tell the stories behind palace walls.

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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.

In this episode of Unfiltered, Kinsey and Scott analyze Prince Harry’s latest public appearances, from being booed at a stadium to his ball cap apology. Was his remorse authentic? And how often do we get to discuss TK Maxx and Taylor Swift?! Scott tells us whether Harry’s interaction with Hasan Minhaj felt genuine or rehearsed.

The pair explore whether Harry’s recent Toronto veterans visit was a sincere act of gratitude or a strategic attempt to reclaim royal credibility. Scott’s expert analysis highlights subtle facial expressions, tone shifts, and micro-behaviors that speak louder than Harry’s words. He also unpacks the Duke’s evolving media strategy and what it reveals about his next move.

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On this week’s Heirs & Spares, Kinsey Schofield and Rupert Bell unpack a week of royal contrasts on both sides of the pond. Princess Catherine’s quiet Remembrance Day tribute was so visually at odd with Harry and Meghan chasing after Kris Jenner that it was comical. Meanwhile, Prince William showed off his powerful PR skills by dodging a pointed question about his shady uncle and brother. 

New reports suggest that Prince William’s first acts as king could be stripping Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their royal titles. Insiders tell NewsNation that William is “done” with his brother and has no plans to reconcile. The source adds that Harry has become unrecognizable since marrying Meghan. Bitter, jealous, and desperate for attention.

Harry’s recent visit to a veterans care center in Toronto is also raising eyebrows. The prince referenced his royal relatives’ past visits, but was it genuine gratitude or another attempt to appear royal?

We also break down Harry’s LA Dodgers hat apology. Plus, Meghan Markle returns to Hollywood with Amazon MGM’s Close Personal Friends. And yes, the Sussexes were spotted celebrating Kris Jenner’s birthday. Rupert Bell proclaims: “Tacky!”

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Kinsey Schofield sits down with Paula Froelich, NewsNation’s royal and entertainment guru, to unpack the latest royal chaos.

On this episode of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, these two gossip girls discuss why Harry’s recent public appearances have raised eyebrows, Meghan’s steady crawl back to Hollywood, and what insiders are saying about William’s breaking point. They also explore how Harry’s transformation has shocked even those closest to him and what it reveals about the couple’s shifting dynamic.

Are Harry and Meghan deliberately manipulating American media? How did Harry’s trip to Canada backfire? And what’s next for the couple now that Prince William is reportedly “done” and preparing to strip their royal titles?

Paula brings her signature insight to headlines making waves this week — from Meghan’s Hollywood comeback in Close Personal Friends to a wild recap of 2025: The “Year of the Markle Sparkle” (sarcasm very much intended). Enjoy! 

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