When will Meghan Markle endorse Kamala Harris?

0:00 Ah Calarogu Shark Media. Hello and welcome through palace intrigue, am your host, Frances Prince. Harry was afraid to show Meghan Markle how small it is. We are, of course talking about Nottingham Cottage. The Express took advantage of a slow news cycle to remind us that. Harry wrote in Spare, I was excited to welcome Meg to my home, but it was embarrassed. Not Coott was no palace, Not Kott was Pallas adjacent. That was the best you could say for it. In the new biography of Kate, Robert Jobson writes, it is understood that when Meghan and Harry had gone round to have drinks at William and Catherine's apartment while they were still living at Nottingham Cottage opposite, Meghan had been taken aback at the disparity between the brothers. I'm not saying Meghan was jealous, but she was really surprised how lavish Harry's brother was living compared to where they were living, said it close source. It was perhaps the beginning of all the tensions between the two couples. Megan understood that William was above her husband and the royal pecking order is heir to the throne, but she thought Harry was also a royal prince, so he deserved more materially royal. Commentator Camilla Tommeny has compared Megan Mikale to Kamala Harris, and the piece titled Kamala Harris is the Megan Mirkle of American politics. One wonders if that's a good thing. Perhaps we should skin the article. Tomminy wrote, there had always been something strangely familiar about Kamala Harris,

1:31 but they couldn't quite put my finger on it until she emerged from Joe Biden's shadow. After the US President announced his resignation, the pensiont for spouting words salad, the slightly awkward misplaced laughter, the courting of chat show hosts, the celebrity iPhone moments, the loathing of Donald Trump, the unfortunate bullying allegations, and then the penny dropped Megan. Kamala Harris reminds me of the Duchess of Sussex. Both Megan and Kamala spout this sort of pseudo spiritual psychobabble that sounds perfectly progressive but doesn't always make that much sense. The Duchess once declared, reflecting on where it came from helps me appreciate and balance what I have now. But on reflection, might she have preferred to have come up with Harris's now infamous catchphrase what can be unburdened by what has been? I mean, if you heard Mergan uttering those words at some point during the Sussexes twenty nineteen tour of South Africa, you really wouldn't have batted an eyelid so accustomed had you become to her sociology degree speaking style. Meghan has not yet publicly endorsed Harris for president, but it can surely only be a matter of time.

2:37 Heat World took a look at what a second Harry book might contain. Their source says, it's got to be a tough spot for Harry to be in because this publisher is putting a ton of pressure on him to deliver some more salacious details on the Royals. It's not exactly like his family have been very forgiving, so no doubt there's some feeling on Harry's part that he's got nothing left to lose. But if he wants any chance of a relationship, he'd be a fool to cave. The Royals still can't believe some of the things Harry said in his book, and it will go down in history as one of the biggest betrayals of the monarchy in modern memory. For him to rub salt in the wounds again for his own personal gain would send him so far into the doghouse that there'd be no way back.

3:18 It would ruin any chance of reconciliation. Harry is still extremely defiant about his book, and he insists that telling his truth was something he needed to do, whatever the repercussions. Looking back, he could have gone easier on Kate and dial back his obvious disdain towards Camilla, but all in all, he's pleased with the way it turned out. He always assumed that the first edition of Spare would be something of a template for him to re release and add to in the years that followed. The harsh reality is that there's very little to include at this point besides his experience being ostracized by the Royals. Sure, he and Megan could describe their love story more, but it's not as though they really could brag about how they've conquered Hollywood or won over the liberal US political elite, any additional material would be construed as lame, and the fact publishers aren't lining up to write him a big Jack tells its own story as far as the perceived marketability.

4:08 Royal expert Katie Nicholls suggests people are being pressured to take science and the war between the brothers and the crown is winning out over the suits. Nichols said, I think if you look back at that recent society wedding of the Duke of Westminster, it was William who got the invite to that, and Harry was invited because they've been friends forever and a day. But he was basically asked to stand down from that wedding because it would have been very awkward to have the two brothers at a society wedding like that together. I remember being told by someone at the Palace and there was this sense that you had to put your stake in one camp or the other. I think the ties have been severed. I think there is a sense that possibly friends, close friends, society friends, celebrity friends have sort of had to make a little bit of a choice. A source told Okay, Harry often feels guilty for Megan having to give up on her dream life and he knows how much she sacrificed to marry him and have a family with him, so he will support her no matter what. She has quite a few work commitments coming up, but this is just the beginning of Meghan's big comeback and she'll be doing things on her own terms. That's great news for us.

5:11 Thanks Meghan. Keep the projects coming ballas intrigue me right back. Charles may need to give his publicist a raise after this glowing story in The Guardian focusing on his Majesty's greenness. Tony Juniper, chair of Natural England and a former executive director of Friends of the Earth, highlighted Charles's long standing environmental advocacy, stating there is no doubt that our Monarch, our head of State, is a very committed and very effective environmentalist. Further changes include the installation of solar panels at Windsor Castle and the modernization of gas Lantin's at Buckingham Palace to improve energy efficiency. However, the Royal family's use of helicopters remains, with two new models arriving soon to replace the existing ones. These new helicopters will operate with up to fifty percent sustainable aviation fuel, reflecting the Royal Household's commitment to balancing environmental concerns with operational needs.

6:08 Last year, Charles appointed a new head of Sustainability to accelerate his net and zero ambitions. The Royal Household's report emphasized the urgency of addressing climate change and biodiversity loss, highlighting their role in taking action, demonstrating leadership and inspiring others. Reflecting on Charles' environmental advocacy, Junipus said he's trying to be consistent in his personal life with a far bigger contribution that he's made, which is brokering agreements across chasms of disagreement that have dogged progress over many decades. His proud history of advocacy and change making leaves him in a very strong position as monarch to embody those values. And there you have it. Please to email us that addresses the Palace Intrigue at gmail dot com. Please follow us Spotify, Apple or the app of your choice and leave us some stars a review if you're enjoying the show and mark France's mechaniques. To John McDermott, this is Palace Intrigue Days