CNN and Lemonada Media have entered a partnership that will bring video versions of several Lemonada podcasts to CNN’s “All Access” streaming service.

As part of the agreement, shows like Hasan Minhaj’s “Hasan Minhaj Doesn’t Know,” “Don’t Listen to Us” featuring Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody, and “Alive” hosted by Steve Burns will premiere new video episodes each week on the platform. Subscribers will also have access to selected episodes from the podcasts’ archives.

Notably missing from the deal is Meghan Markle, Lemonada’s biggest name. After a year of silence from her podcast, this new collaboration with CNN is fueling speculation that her relationship with the company may have quietly fallen apart. Some believe the deal could have helped Meghan avoid the criticism and setbacks connected to her Netflix collapse. Kinsey Schofield weighs in.

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Meghan Markle was nowhere to be found at the 2026 Met Gala, and now insiders say Anna Wintour had everything to do with it. The star-studded event took place May 4 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, featuring this year’s “Costume Art” theme and “Fashion is Art” dress code. With Wintour once again leading the event, some believe the Sussexes’ invite, or lack of one, says a lot about their current status in the fashion and entertainment world. Kinsey Schofield weighs in.

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In this episode of Heirs and Spares, Kinsey Schofield and Rupert Bell unpack the latest royal headlines from both sides of the Atlantic, shifting the focus away from the familiar family tensions and onto the global stage. With a closer examination of King Charles’s recent state visit, the conversation explores what the monarchy looks like in action when diplomacy, symbolism, and strategy intersect. Kinsey offers her on-the-ground reaction to the visit, while Rupert leads a broader discussion on how the King’s international presence may be reshaping the narrative around the royal family.
The episode also analyzes the ripple effects of the visit on key figures, including Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and whether the timing and optics of the trip influence their positioning in the public conversation. At the same time, the discussion turns to Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, examining how the next generation of the monarchy is impacted by the King’s performance on the world stage and what it signals about the future of the institution.

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Today on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, Kinsey sits down with Harry Cole, Editor-at-Large for The Sun and host of Harry Cole Saves the West, for a candid and wide-ranging conversation on the latest royal headlines.

As King Charles celebrates a high-profile state visit with Donald Trump, Kinsey and Harry break down what made the visit such a success and why it mattered on the global stage. They also unpack the timing of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s People magazine cover drop, and whether it was a calculated attempt to redirect attention.

Plus, Harry Cole weighs in on growing speculation around Prince Harry’s long-term strategy, including reports of a quiet effort to reestablish himself as a working royal and what that could realistically look like.

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This week on Royally Unfiltered, Kinsey Schofield is joined by royal insiders Tom Sykes of The Daily Beast’s Royalist and Paula Froelich, host of Paula Froelich Uncensored, for a sharp, unfiltered breakdown of Prince Harry’s latest public strategy. The panel examines growing criticism that Harry is relying on carefully staged appearances and emotionally charged narratives to maintain the perception of a connection to the royal family, particularly invoking the legacy of Queen Elizabeth. With the late Queen no longer here to clarify her stance, Kinsey and her guests revisit the firm rejection of a “half-in, half-out” royal role and question whether Harry’s current approach reflects continuity or calculated reinvention. They also dissect a controversial People magazine exclusive suggesting Harry and Meghan Markle are “making their own rules,” sparking debate over accountability, public perception, and the enduring question. If titles no longer matter, why keep them?

Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, King Charles and Queen Camilla take New York City, balancing solemn moments at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum with high-profile engagements supporting literacy and philanthropy, including an event for The King’s Trust. Kinsey raises a key question. Do royal visits resonate more when focused on policy and diplomacy rather than celebrity and spectacle?

Finally, the panel unpacks reporting from Richard Eden, including insights into behind-the-scenes political support for Harry’s potential UK return and surprising commentary involving Donald Trump.

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In this episode of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, broadcasting from Washington, DC, Kinsey Schofield sits down with royal historian Hugo Vickers, author of “Queen Elizabeth II: A Personal History,” to break down the historic state visit of King Charles and Queen Camilla to the United States. 

The conversation unpacks the broader significance of the visit, from its diplomatic weight to its cultural symbolism, alongside reactions to the King’s rare and closely watched address to United States Congress and his remarks at the state dinner. 

They also analyze the tone and impact of speeches delivered by President Donald Trump during the visit, offering insight into the evolving relationship between the US and the UK. Vickers brings historical depth to the discussion by reflecting on his favorite royal and presidential moments, drawing comparisons between past and present to contextualize this landmark visit.

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Today on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, Kinsey is joined by Nile Gardiner of the Heritage Foundation.

In this episode, Kinsey and Nile dive into the high-stakes optics surrounding King Charles’s visit to Washington, DC, including heightened security concerns in the wake of a recent attack tied to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. But the conversation quickly shifts to a developing legal story with international implications. 

The release of Prince Harry’s US visa records has been delayed until at least June 12, following legal action from the Heritage Foundation questioning his past drug disclosures. As scrutiny intensifies, the case raises broader questions about transparency, accountability, and whether Prince Harry received preferential treatment behind closed doors or blatantly lied on his application. 

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Today on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, Kinsey is joined by security expert Will Geddes to break down the risks surrounding King Charles’s U.S. visit during a tense global moment. They react to the White House Correspondence Dinner shooting, discuss whether the trip was ever at risk of cancellation, and explore how it may impact the King’s public engagements. 

The conversation also turns to Prince Harry, examining whether heightened global threats could strengthen his case for increased security, what’s known about the latest RAVEC decision, and the contradictions surrounding his safety concerns… especially in light of his recent visit to Ukraine.

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In this episode of Reading Royals, Kinsey Schofield sits down with co-host and body language expert Scott Rouse to dive into the latest royal moments making headlines.

This episode highlights a charming moment from Prince William, who playfully joked with a 100-year-old guest at Buckingham Palace during celebrations honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s centenary, alongside a touching interaction from Catherine, Princess of Wales, whose heartfelt embrace of an elderly widower reveals her natural empathy and connection with the public. 

Meanwhile, Prince Harry takes a notably more direct approach on the global stage during a surprise visit to Ukraine, calling on Vladimir Putin to end the war and urging President Trump to help lead a resolution—comments that spark a swift and dismissive response from Trump. Adding another layer of intrigue, Harry insists he still sees himself as a working royal, despite recent contradictory statements, raising questions about identity, role, and messaging.

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This week on Royally Unfiltered, Kinsey Schofield is joined by Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and Dickie Arbiter to break down the biggest royal headlines making waves across the globe. 

The panel reflects on how the late Queen Elizabeth II was honored on her 100th birthday, as Buckingham Palace released a rare and intimate family photograph featuring King Charles III and Queen Camilla alongside their closest relatives. The episode also explores the quieter gestures of remembrance, including King Charles’s heartfelt tribute to his late mother.

Kinsey and her guests then dive into the escalating tensions between the Sussexes and the media, following reports that the Daily Mail allegedly broke embargo on sensitive details during Harry and Meghan Markle’s recent Australia trip, leading to security concerns and a breakdown in trust with the press.

Finally, the panel shuts down persistent conspiracy theories surrounding King Charles, firmly debunking false claims about his faith and clarifying the difference between his long-standing advocacy for interfaith dialogue and baseless online rumors.

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