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Kate Putting Health & Family First in 2026

Kate Putting Health & Family First in 2026

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 Paul Burrell delves into the emotional aftermath of the Princess of Wales's recent birthday and her decision to prioritise health and family, reflecting on his own experience overcoming cancer. He discusses the shifting role of Kate within the monarchy, comparing her to Princess Diana and predicting her impact as she moves closer to becoming Queen. The episode navigates the continuing drama surrounding Harry and Meghan - questioning the Duke's demand for taxpayer-funded security and asking if their rumoured return to the UK will truly matter. Paul weighs in on the possibility of King Charles offering a public olive branch to Harry at the upcoming Invictus Games and the tensions it might spark within the royal household. Burrell's Britain takes us to Leeds Castle in Kent, a storied palace with centuries of royal connections, from King Edward I to Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII. Paul highlights its history, unique features, and why it remains a must-see for royals fans. Paul also shares practical tips from his time working among Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s beloved corgis, revealing the simple tricks royal servants use to keep their uniforms free of pet hair. He answers listener questions about Princess Anne’s bawdy sense of humor and work ethic, Princess Diana’s refreshingly simple meals and evening routines, and the quiet dignity of Prince Edward as he maintains a low profile after recent family upheavals. Paul Burrell's Royal Tea is a Listening Dog Media and Golden Cat Studios production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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