Show Notes
In this edition of the award-winning podcast, Pod Save The King, Russell Myers, Royal Editor at the Daily Mirror, and Jennifer Newton, Deputy Royal Editor, discuss the tense fallout of the unprecedented letter issued on behalf of the King reiterating Harry and Meghan are ‘private citizens’.
They also look at the differences between Prince George’s first day at Eton and compared to his father Prince William’s 31 years ago and how the Prince and Princess of Wales are raising their children away from the royal spotlight.
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