Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered

This week on Royally Unfiltered, Kinsey Schofield is joined by former Sun Royal Editor Charles Rae and royal historian Rafe Heydell-Mankoo to break down the biggest royal headlines making waves across the globe. From King Charles III’s surprisingly relatable reaction after being pooped on by a seagull during a public engagement in Northern Ireland, to Prince William’s ambitious plans to reshape the Duchy of Cornwall by funding housing and environmental projects, the panel dives into the stories dominating royal conversation.

The episode also explores Prince Harry’s latest Netflix venture tied to the war in Afghanistan and why some critics believe the project could be interpreted as a subtle response to President Donald Trump’s comments about NATO’s role in the conflict. Plus, the conversation turns to Meghan Markle’s latest public appearance in Geneva as commentators weigh in on claims that the Sussexes are struggling to repair their image following backlash in Australia. Charles, Rafe, and Kinsey unpack the media narrative, public perception, and what these developments could mean for the future of the royal family.

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In this episode of Crown and Conflict, Kinsey Schofield sits down with Andrew Lownie to unpack the explosive new claims in the updated paperback edition of “Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York.” The conversation dives deep into the scandals surrounding Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, including shocking allegations involving Sean “Diddy” Combs! Apparently, new accusations will hit the airwaves this weekend! Lownie reveals whether new sources came forward after the book’s release, addresses questions about palace pressure and legal concerns, and discusses whether institutional protection within the monarchy helped shield damaging behavior for decades.

Kinsey also presses Lownie on the royal system itself: what disturbed him most after four years researching the Yorks, whether Andrew is an isolated case or part of a broader culture (Prince Harry), and if the monarchy’s response to his reporting reinforced his belief in systemic coverups. The interview explores revelations omitted from the original edition, and whether recent developments have validated parts of his reporting. If you’re fascinated by royal scandal, power, secrecy, and the machinery protecting the House of Windsor, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
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In this episode of Recollections May Vary, Kinsey Schofield and Kevin O’Sullivan unpack the latest headlines surrounding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, beginning with Meghan’s newly shared anniversary video featuring Harry serenading her with “Happy Anniversary,” presenting a lemon elderflower cake, and gifting her a sentimental penguin statue as the couple celebrated eight years of marriage. 

The duo reacts to a new psychic and astrological prediction suggesting emotional turbulence may be ahead for the Sussexes, with astrologer Inbaal Honigman warning that planetary shifts could spark tense conversations and public remarks the couple may later regret, while insisting their marriage remains strong enough to survive the pressure.

Kinsey and Kevin also discuss Harry and Meghan’s expanding Hollywood ambitions as Archewell and Netflix move forward with a film adaptation of “No Way Out: The Searing True Story of Men Under Siege,” a war story centered on Afghanistan written by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Matt Charman. 

On the humanitarian front, Meghan’s appearance in Switzerland at the unveiling of the “Lost Screen Memorial” sparks debate online, with critics accusing Meghan of attempting to overshadow Catherine, Princess of Wales following Catherine’s widely praised trip to Italy promoting early childhood development.
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In this episode of Heirs and Spares, Kinsey Schofield and Rupert Bell unpack the latest royal headlines from both sides of the Atlantic, including Catherine, Princess of Wales’s first official solo overseas trip since her cancer diagnosis. Rupert reacts to her visit to northern Italy, where she focused on early childhood education through engagements at schools, a creative recycling center, and meetings with local families, all in support of her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood and its research into early development.

The discussion also covers Prince William’s long-term plans for the Duchy of Cornwall, including reports that he will sell a fifth of its land to fund housing and environmental projects aimed at delivering up to 12,000 homes by 2040 while investing heavily in nature recovery. Kinsey and Rupert also examine new developments for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they expand their Netflix slate with a feature adaptation of No Way Out, alongside other film and television projects in development. The episode also touches on Meghan Markle’s appearance in Switzerland at the unveiling of the Lost Screen Memorial, honoring children affected by online harm and highlighting her continued focus on digital safety. Is Meghan really the right person to be delivering the message? 

The Lady Garden Foundation that Rupert supports: ladygardenfoundation.com
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In this episode of Reading Royals, Kinsey Schofield and co-host and body language expert Scott Rouse dive into a highly discussed royal comparison… Princess Catherine vs Meghan Markle.This episode explores Catherine, Princess of Wales’s first official solo overseas engagement since her cancer diagnosis, as she travels to northern Italy to focus on pioneering early childhood education. During the visit, she meets with schools, engages with educators and local families, and tours a creative recycling center as part of her ongoing work with the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood. The discussion highlights her warm public interactions, including her confident engagement with large crowds while traveling solo, her reflections on personal memories such as her late dog Lupo, and her continued advocacy for early learning and child development. Moments from the trip also capture authentic public reactions, including Italian schoolchildren and even a baby responding to the Princess of Wales, reinforcing her connection with people across generations.The conversation then shifts to Meghan Markle’s recent social media post featuring her daughter Lili positioned at her feet in a luxury-filled closet setting. Kinsey and Scott analyze the imagery and discuss the broader public interpretation, questioning the intended message behind the material surroundings.
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