Pod Save The King

It may be a new year, but when it comes to the Royal Family it’s very much the same drama. Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers sit down to discuss the preview clips from Prince Harry’s promo interviews ahead of the release of his memoir, Spare. We also look back at the family’s Christmas celebrations, including Prince Louis’s festive outing debut and William’s gorgeous present to Kate.

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2022 has been a historical year for the royal family, as as The Firm navigated their way through celebration, controversy and grief there were some fashion moments we need to discuss. Zoe Forsey is joined by Sarah Bradbury to discuss Princess Kate, Camilla, Meghan and the rest of The Firm's best outfits from 2022 - and of course, the return of Prince William's velvet blazers.

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The Royal Family changed forever in 2022, with the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the beginning of the reign of King Charles III. There was also a Platinum Jubilee celebration, controversial tours and a fly-on-the-wall docuseries from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, packed full of more shocking claims about life as a royal. Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers sit down to talk about the highs and lows of the year.

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Christmas 2022 will be an extremely difficult time for the Royal Family, as they mark their first without the late Queen. But historian Jeremy Archer, author of A Royal Christmas, believes King Charles will be keen to keep the family’s long-standing traditions up, knowing how important they were to his mother and father. Jeremy joins Zoe Forsey for a very festive episode of Pod Save the King, looking back at how The Firm has celebrated Christmas over the years. They discuss weird and wonderful traditions, crises the family has faced during the festive period, how the Monarch’s Christmas Speech has changed over the years - and there’s a brilliant story about how an unexpected God Save the King singsong caught them all off guard.

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With just a few days to go until Christmas, Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers look ahead to how the royal family will be spending their first without the Queen. There are rumours that Prince Louis might attend this year, so we look forward to seeing his potentially mischievous behaviour! Russell also gives a sneak preview of an exclusive he’s working on for tomorrow’s Daily Mirror relating to security concerns about the annual walkabout following the church service. We also discuss Charles first King’s Speech, which was recorded earlier this month, and the family’s annual Christmas lunch, which took place yesterday. Elsewhere we’ve got another Netflix show from Meghan and Harry and the first banknotes featuring King Charles.

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Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers are back for round two of Harry and Meghan’s Netflix show as the final three episodes drop. They discuss Harry’s claim that his brother Prince William “screamed and shouted” at him during the Sandringham Summit, the couple’s allegations that the royals were “cold” towards them during the Farewell Week in the UK and their moans about the size of their two-bed cottage in Kensington Palace. They also talk through the royal Christmas cards, after King Charles and Camilla and the Wales family shared their annual photos. There was also a celebrity encounter at Wrexham Football Club and a look ahead to Kate’s Christmas Carol Concert.

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Two years after Meghan and Harry signed their multi-million deal with Netflix, their docu-series has finally dropped. The first three episodes are filled with drama, with royal revelation after revelation. This week’s show is very much a recording of two parts, with Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers sitting down in the middle of a slightly chaotic newsroom to go through the biggest bombshells from the first three hours of Harry & Meghan. But making the most of the calm before the storm, they also sat down earlier in the week to talk about the Russell’s trip to Boston for the Earthshot Prize Ceremony, King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Diplomatic Reception at Buckingham Palace and another egg-throwing incident during a royal engagement.

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As the royal family deals with a shocking race row, Russell Myers dials in from Boston to catch-up with Zoe Forsey on two weeks worth of royal news. In a slightly chaotic episode thanks to several bits of breaking news, we discuss the Prince and Princess of Wales’ trip basketball date night and the engagements so far as they prepare for the Earthshot Prize Ceremony, as well as the trailer for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Netflix documentary. We talk in detail about domestic abuse charity founder Ngozi Fulani’s upsetting claims that she was “interrogated” by the Queen’s closest confidant during a trip to Buckingham Palace. There’s also an update on the Paddington Bears left in tribute to the Queen, showbiz editor tells us what Mike and Tindall got up to at the I’m A Celeb afterparties and find out why Russell wasn’t allowed to join Princess Anne on her trip to the Falklands Islands.

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The Queen’s reign was defined by her strength and continuity, with her beloved Prince Philip by her side every step of the way. People aspired to their love story, especially their closeness and their loyalty - but will they feel the same about King Charles? Zoe Forsey speaks to historian Dr Tessa Dunlop, author of Elizabeth and Philip, to discuss how we’re seeing the end of the ‘Family Monarch’ and what could potentially come next - both for Charles and Queen Camilla, and King William and Queen Catherine.

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This week we’ve seen the unexpected row between Prince William and actor Micheal Sheen over the Welsh World Cup team and King Charles give himself a very exciting 74th birthday present. The royals were out in force to mark Remembrance Sunday, with Prince Harry marking the day in the US with a moving letter about losing a parent. Princess Kate and Sophie Wessex have also been out and about, and Mike Tindall shared a hilarious story about slut-dropping in front of Princess Anne (we kid you not…). Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers also debunk some of the big storylines from season five of The Crown.

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