Show Notes
With Prince William one day becoming the Defender of the Faith as the future supreme governor of the Church of England, does it matter that he is sometimes "quieter" about his personal faith?
Daily Mirror Royal Editor Russell Myers is joined by Jennifer Newton to discuss the Waleses' appearance at the Archbishop of Canterbury induction ceremony, and Prince William's relationship with religion.
Russell and Jennifer also look at the Queen's new BBC documentary on her love of reading, and upcoming trips for members of the Royal Family, current and former – to the United States for King Charles and Queen Camilla, and to Australia for Harry and Meghan.
They also discuss Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's living situation, and where on Earth is Sarah Ferguson?
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