The Royal Record

Juliet Rieden and Bryce Corbett keep it Royal in one last hurrah!

This week:

Juliet has an insider scoop on the updated Finding Freedom book and its new revelations after getting an early look. One line gives readers reason to believe Meghan and Harry did in fact directly work with the authors, despite them saying otherwise...

Kate and William could be moving to the ground of Windsor Castle, but who will need to be evicted for them to take one of the houses?

The first trailer of Spencer with Kristen Stewart depicting Diana has dropped; and

The Queen is set to resume her full workload.

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Juliet Rieden and Bryce Corbett cover off the week's Royal headlines and ask: 

Why are Harry and Meghan firing off legal letters if, as they say, they have nothing to do with the controversial epilogue to the book, 'Finding Freedom';

Why, despite criticism from the UK tabloids, Harry is better placed than most to comment on Afghanistan;

Why Charles still courts the Daily Mail - despite decades of being mauled by it;

Juliet recounts her visit to Highgrove Gardens;

And why the new season of The Crown, starring Australia’s Elizabeth Debicki, will be the most confronting yet for the Royal Family.

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Bryce Corbett and Juliet Rieden discuss the latest going-ons in the Royal family, including: 

Prince Andrew's court case is coming to a head and what  it mean for the future of the Royal family;

The BBC will pay £1.5 million to a charity of the Royal family's choice as reparations from damages caused by their Martin Bashir interview;

Barbara Streisand's new interview detailing her historical dalliance with Prince Charles.

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This week marks Meghan Markle's 40th birthday! Bryce Corbett and Juliet Rieden discuss her 40x40 mentoring program and whether it's out of touch with the current global climate, Meghan's possible pursuit of US politics, The Big Butterfly Count press images and the release of Lord Mountbatten’s diaries.

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It's always a busy week for the Royal headlines! This week, Bryce Corbett and Juliet Rieden discuss: 

HBO Max’s new show The Prince is a new satirical cartoon by the Family Guy creators. It’s the first piece of royal-based entertainment that poorly depicts the children in the royal family and is being slammed by critics.

Earl Spencer has won a retraction from the Times newspaper

Ben Elliot (Conservative Party Chairman) allegedly sold access to the Prince of Wales as seen in leaked emails.

Meghan turns 40 on August 4th!

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The royal news never stops! This week Bryce Corbett and Juliet Rieden discuss:

Prince Harry's recently announced memoir is reportedly a part of a $54 million four-book deal 

The Queen is currently holidaying in Balmoral on her first summer trip without Phillip

The Queen has met with Canada's first indigenous Governor General, Mary Simone - could Australia also see an indigenous Governor General in the future?

A 92-year-old woman has spent two years knitting a 3D 18-ft model of Sandringham House, with a surprise visit from Her Majesty.

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It's another week packed with royal headlines, brought to you by Juliet Rieden and Bryce Corbett! 

This week: 

Prince Harry has announced he's publishing a “first-hand and wholly accurate” memoir next year, while Meghan is set to produce a children's animation series with Netflix called Pearl;

Camila might be titled the Queen's Consort in Charles' reign - a long way to come since being a public enemy; 

Prince Charles has released a ‘green glossary’ to help farmers make sense of environmental jargon.

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Royal correspondent Juliet Rieden and journalist Bryce Corbett unpack the week's royal headlines including: 

Prince Edward might not be titled the Duke of Edinburgh despite the late Prince Philip's wishes. 

The controversial UK ITV doco ‘Harry and William: What Went Wrong?’ finally went to air in Australia with one last-minute edit at request of the palace.

There will be an official changing of the guard at Wimbledon with 85-year-old Duke of Kent stepping down as President.

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Royal correspondent Juliet Rieden and journalist Bryce Corbett separate the week's royal news' fact from fiction and this week:

Princess Diana's Kensington Gardens statue is dividing opinions while all eyes were on Princes Harry and William at the unveiling;

New details have emerged about a 1997 lunch between Vogue Editor Anna Wintour, then New Yorker editor Tina Brown and Princess Diana; and

Prince Charles has shared his favourite songs while appearing on Hospital Radio. 

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Royal correspondent Juliet Rieden and journalist Bryce Corbett unpack the week's royal news and this week:

Princess Diana's statue will be unveiled at Kensington Gardens in honour of her 60th birthday, but will Harry and William's drama overshadow the event?

The Palace annual financial reports show Prince Charles gave a handsome sum to William and Kate, and Meghan and Harry. Did Harry really get cut off from the family as he previously told Oprah?

Harry used his 'Duke of Sussex, HRH' title in Lilibet's birth certificate. Is he allowed to?

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