If Trump wins, Prince Harry may need to learn Portuguese PLUS Kate Middleton finds religion

0:03 Calorougus Shark Media. Hello and welcome to Pallas intrigug I am your host Mark Francis. Today it could be a monumental day in the saga of Harry and Meghan. With Trump and Harry reportedly far from friends, there's speculation that a future President Trump could, in theory give the Duke of Montecito a one way ticket out of the US. Royal watcher Hugo Vickers weighed in, saying I wouldn't be at all surprised if Trump suddenly said, right, I'm sending Prince Harry out of this country. Other royal experts think the Sussex's new Portugal pad is just a vacation spot.

0:45 Richard fitz Williams was quick to point out that Harry and Meghan probably aren't looking to replace their California home base anytime soon. Fitz Williams also didn't hold back on calling Harry's drug use revelations in spare extremely foolish. As for Trump actually making a scene by ejecting Harry, Fitzwilliams doubts it, saying it's unlikely he'd want to risk a public fiasco with the royal family. Possible former sex bomb Princess Anne was reportedly none too pleased after rumors circulated that she'd made some offhand remarks about Donald Trump. Vanity Fair's royal correspondent Katie Nicol mentioned that the Princess was genuinely unsettled by the chatter, especially when AIDS informed her she'd gone viral on Twitter. According to Nicol, I don't think she was even aware of the fuss she caused when she was seen supposedly gossiping with world leaders about Trump once it reached her that social media was a buzz, and was said to be pretty upset as she's usually meticulous about keeping things strictly diplomatic. Prince William has touched down in Cape Town, kicking off his four day visit centered on the Earth Shot Prize Awards with a packed schedule of climate focused engagements. Arriving solo, Williams Trippers's first major tour since Kate's recent health diagnosis, adding a personal lay to his return to the African continent. In his opening day, the Prince was all smiles as he met with South African actress Nonzamo Mabatha and took a group selfie with young climate activists against the stunning backdrop of Table Mountain. His visit began with the inaugural earth Shot

2:16 Climate Leader's Youth Program and initiative, gathering one hundred and twenty young environmentalists to learn leadership, storytelling and networking as they tackle pressing environmental issues. Decked out in sustainable fashion, the nod to his commitment to the cause, William's week is a showcase of eco friendly choices, with his wardrobe featuring pieces from eco alf, a sustainable brand from Spain, He's clearly setting a theme for the week, which culminates in the earth Shot Prize awards ceremony on Wednesday. This year's event is hosted at Greenpoint Shared Fields in an eco dome and boasts a star studded lineup including Billy Porter and performances from gen z icons like Heidi Klum and Robert Irwin. Reflecting on the significance of the event, William shared how Africa has been an anchor in his life, saying Africa has always held a special place in my heart.

3:04 As the founding inspiration behind the earth Shot Prize, this fourth annual event, broadcast across Africa and later on BBC iPlayer, aims to inspire a new generation of climate champions, a mission that's clearly close to William's heart. There is speculation that Keat's gotten more religious following her health scare, making her much more spiritual than the future head of the Church. Royal correspondent Robert Hartman notes in his new biography of King Charles, within the wider royal orbit, especially the Church of England, there had been speculation the events of twenty twenty four might have nudged the Prince of Wales a little closer in the direction of the Almighty. However, Hardman writes that, according to a close source, no change, of course. There.

3:46 Another insider adds, he is a modern young man, and I think he gets embarrassed by certain aspects of ceremonial and religion. When William eventually ascends to the throne, the Mirror reports he will fulfill his constitutional obligations to the Church of England, but his personal stance on religion is not expected to shift significantly. Hardman elaborates he will, not, however, suddenly become a regular worshiper or feign an enthusiasm for something he does not feel personally. However, bleak the situation by contrast, Kate's health ordeal seems to have sparked a deepened interest in matters of faith. I would say that things are much more hopeful there, remarked a family friend who regularly attends church that new Channel four Dispatcher's documentary has raised eyebrows with its investigation into the royal finances, focusing on the secret millions reportedly linked to King Charles and Prince William's estates. Royal biographer Angela Levin, however, has hit back, calling the investigation a hatchet job. In an interview with gb News, leven argued the fact that it's been open for them to see tells you nobody's trying to hide anything. She defended the King, noting his one hundred million pound donations to charities and stating he's not a greedy man. Levin further likened the Duchies of Flancaster, Cornwall to any private estate where tenants are expected to pay for their use of the land, addressing whether it's appropriate for one of Britain's wealthiest men to receive tax benefits eleven counted they give back. The King has given one hundred million pounds to various charities. He's given money away all the time. The program, she said, reflects Channel

5:19 four's general bias against the Royals. There's a nasty aura about this. Channel Ford doesn't like the royal family and they make any possible time to whack them. Palat intrincer be right back. Chica Abra Khaled al Zabah, a Kuwaiti royal film producer and mother of four, recently hinted at a potential partnership with Harry and Meghan. Speaking to Eden Confidential, Schicah a Bra shared her excitement over the idea, saying it would be a very nice coming together of European royalty and Arab royalty. Everyone portrays us in a way that is not true, she explained. I'm trying to get that message out there and change the ideas people have about the golf. Oprah Winfrey is back for her annual Favorite Things lists, and this year's selection features a bit of royal connection. Oprah revealed that her friend and Montecito neighbor Megan, introduced her to Touchka's Hinoki bodycare set price to the cool one hundred and forty six dollars. The set featuring body milk, body wash, and body oil is infused with the brand's Forest Awakening Essential Oil Blend, a mix of cedar, Heba and Hinoki oils, which Toucher claims can reduce stress, lift mood, and promote well being. Oprah gave her seal of approval, saying this is a favorite favorite thing with a scent of forest, sent to me by my neighbor Megan. Oprah is so taken with the Luxurious Trio that she keeps it by her tub, adding a touch of forest vibes to her bathrootine. Meghan, who's long been a fan of Taucher products, is no stranger

6:50 to sharing the beauty brand with friends. Back in twenty nineteen, she gifted guests at her New York baby shower with seven hundred dollars goodie bags, including Touch's sixty five dollars Rice Polish and It's Foliant, she once raved about in a lure. With Oprah's nod in this year's list, it seems the Montecito Neighbor Network has added a touch of luxury self care to the holiday season. Remains to be seen how Oprah feels about Megan's designer jam and dog biscuits and there you haven't the email us who addresses the Palace Intrigue at gmail dot com. Please follo us on Spotify, Apple or the app of your choice. And if you're looking for some feel good stories, check out our sister program, five Good News Stories. It's all the stories in today's world just to make you feel good.

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