'PETULANT CHILD!' Prince Harry's desperate bid to stay 'relevant' | Palace Confidential

On this unmissable episode, Ailsa Anderson, former press secretary to the late Queen, questions Prince Harry's decision to write an article on interfaith unity for the New Statesman, suggesting that it's a bid 'relevant', from a 'petulant child'. Richard Eden, the Daily Mail's Diary Editor, is also on the show and discusses his exclusive story that proves to be a 'big blow' to Prince Harry and the Invictus Games in Birmingham. He also breaks down the pomp and pageantry of the State Opening of Parliament - while Ailsa explains why someone was held hostage at Buckingham Palace this week. But don't worry! They were served tea and biscuits... PLUS, Richard Kay, the newspaper's Editor-at-Large, is on hand to tell us about Andrew's upcoming day in court - which is not quite what you'd expect. AND we hear from Sam Greenhill, the Daily Mail's Chief Reporter, in Reggio Emilia where he is with Princess Catherine on her first solo trip abroad since 2022, where thousands have gathered to catch a glimpse of 'Principessa Caterina'. SIGN UP for the Palace Confidential Newsletter here: https://bit.ly/PalaceConfidentialNewsletter READ MORE: The end of Buckingham Palace? £369million of public money, years of power and history... yet all I hear from royal sources are these troubling whispers about Charles and William. I fear for the future, reveals RICHARD EDEN - https://bit.ly/4tDLgYy READ MORE: Will King's new Mr Nice Guy be the man to heal the rift between Wills and Harry? - https://bit.ly/4flLobx READ MORE: Prince Harry loses key player at the top of Birmingham Invictus Games charity - just months after he was forced to step away from another - https://bit.ly/3P3bBkF Buy the updated paperback of 'Entitled' here: https://amzn.to/4tUJJy9 #princeharry #kingcharles #royalfamily #palaceconfidential #richardeden