From Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle, and King Charles and Camilla to Meghan and Harry, Newsweek's podcast The Royal Report brings you all the royal news. Hosted by Newsweek's chief royal correspondent Jack Royston, each episode features a mix of headlines and in-depth analysis. Subscribe and listen to the Royal Report from Newsweek or wherever you get your favorite shows.
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Meghan soars while Prince Harry falls, Prince Andrew's accuser is in the firing line, and Princess Diana's bodyguard has passed away.
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Prince Harry's charity is imploding, King Charles' cancer sees him hospitalized, and Prince Andrew accuser, Virginia Giuffrie, says she has four days to live, following a car crash.
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President Trump expresses interest in joining the commonwealth, Meghan Markle teases her podcast, and Prince William sends a message to Putin.
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Queen Camilla writes to French rape victim Gisele Pelicot, Meghan Markle announces her new podcast, and King Charles shows his support for Canada.
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I used to love this podcast but lately there has been so much Meghan bashing before the commentator even watched the Netflix show and now the new podcast. He is just assuming that everyone will hate it. Can we give it a chance to like it?
Love following the Royal news through Jack’s insightful and humorous commentary. He makes me laugh.
I decided to unsubscribe since his obvious hate for Meghan and Harry is too much to take. I wish all the royals love. As their family gets smaller, they all need one another.
I have listened to your show from the beginning and I think you work really hard to provide a fair reporting of the Sussex and BRF shenanigans. I agree with your comments on reputational price sharing, with that said, I think one area that the Sussex’s have not understood or tried to course correct (if that is even possible) is that they lack credibility. This started after the Oprah show and has continued on, us interested parties started to investigate their comments into the BRF and found t... more
I appreciate how middle ground this approach is. You share opinions from all spectrums and show how there is validity in all of it. Specifically this week I appreciated your analogy about reputational share price vs. what Harry & Meghan actually have to offer… I thought you nailed it! I’m actually a fan of them, but I think they’d do well to hear your analogy and take your advice!
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Focusing on news tied to the British royal family, the content explores significant events involving King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle, among others. Various episodes feature discussions on topics like domestic abuse, rebranding efforts by Meghan, and controversies surrounding Prince Andrew, with contextual insights into ongoing public perceptions and media portrayals. The analytical approach often emphasizes the complexities of royal life and presents diverse viewpoints, making it engaging for listeners fascinated by the intricacies of royal affairs and celebrity culture. Unique elements include in-depth discussions that balance humor with serious examinations of royal strategies in the media.
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