Highgrove House
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Sep 15, 2026
Eva WalchoverHOST
[laughs]
Allie MerriamHOST
... coaster from Highgrove, it reminds me of how when I visited Highgrove ...
Allie MerriamHOST
Have I mentioned that before? Um-
Eva WalchoverHOST
Oh, you might have in passing
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
It just, it's very unlikely to be factually correct.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
And using it as the reason for why they came over without really notifying the King when they were in Highgrove in July, that, it just seems so unlikely.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
And it's just-
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
Yeah
Mark DolanGUEST
They've weaponized access to Archie and Lili, in my view, in order to get close to King Charles.
Mark DolanGUEST
You wanna meet the grandkids, you're gonna have to welcome us back into the United Kingdom, which is what the Highgrove House face-to-face summit was all about.
Mark DolanGUEST
They just leverage everything, and it's heartbreaking to see the impact that Harry and Meghan's return is already having on the royal family-
JJ AnisiobiHOST
Mm
Mark FrancisHOST
Put a big tree between yourself and any charging stag, the guidance advised, which is roughly the strategy William is deploying with his brother.
Mark FrancisHOST
Over at Highgrove, we learned the king keeps a flock of rescue hens in a coop known gloriously as Cluckingham Palace.
Mark FrancisHOST
A happier chicken story than the one that got the Sussexes mocked all last week.
Mark FrancisHOST
And Kate, between funerals she couldn't attend, was reportedly ferrying Charlotte to weekend netball and setting up a folding chair on the sideline like any other parent, while the beauty press busied itself naming her hair colour Royal Brond.
Mark FrancisHOST
Visualise Scotland's CEO Pauline Gray welcomed the Duchess's involvement, saying, We are honoured and proud that the Duchess has agreed to be our royal patron, supporting our mission to deliver outstanding services to people with disabilities through housing support, supported living and a range of day services.
Mark FrancisHOST
King Charles apparently has another source of comfort at Highgrove, his chickens.
Mark FrancisHOST
Charles' love of nature is certainly nothing new.
Mark FrancisHOST
He's spent decades developing Highgrove around organic gardening, sustainability and biodiversity long before becoming king.
Mark FrancisHOST
Highgrove has a flock of rescue hens and Scott Simpson, retail director for the King's Foundation, describes them as an established part of life on the estate.
Mark FrancisHOST
They're central to Highgrove life and it's always lovely to see them happily roaming around, pecking away.
Mark FrancisHOST
They're the most marvellous animals.
Mark FrancisHOST
They're so friendly and it's so calming to collect eggs.
Kate HillsHOST
In other words, to produce makers equipped for the future of British garment production, which is exactly what the industry needs.
Kate HillsHOST
The fellows spent six months at the training atelier, either at Highgrove or Dumfries House, and they developed their technical skills in garment construction and special finishes, then work as a team to produce a capsule collection using batch production processes, just as they would do in a factory.
Kate HillsHOST
And the final stage sees each of them design and construct their own showcase garments or accessories to luxury standards, which is what was on display at the exhibition I saw this week.
Kate HillsHOST
Every place on the fellowship of the King's Foundation is fully funded so that the fellows can focus on learning their craft without having to worry about paying their bills.
Bobby CapucciHOST
It's fascinating how memories echo across time, giving off different sounds.
Bobby CapucciHOST
For instance, in her 1995 memoir, The Housekeeper's Diary, the Prince of Wales housekeeper, Wendy Berry, recalled Jimmy Savile dropping in at Highgrove on one of his regular visits.
Bobby CapucciHOST
As he waited for the prince, he puffed on his cigar and sent great clouds of blue smoke in the air.
Bobby CapucciHOST
He knew that smoking was officially frowned on in the house, but just laughed it off, saying, oh, the boss won't mind.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
... uh, has, has developed with age.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
And he was living through a pretty, uh, rotten time with his parents, uh, at war, one living down at Highgrove, the other one living at Kensington Palace, and the two boys being shunted between the two.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
It wasn't a happy scenario.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
But Will- uh, George looks very happy.
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
Uh, I mean, do you think we'll see it as r- as royal reporters while the King believes private conversations with his son may become public?
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
public?Well, there was one step forward when they had tea in July, uh, at Highgrove, and it seemed to have gone well.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
There was no leaking.
Dickie ArbiterGUEST
Uh, yes, they said they had tea, uh, that w- they went public with that, but then it was made public.
Grant HarroldHOST
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Grant HarroldHOST
Highgrove, yeah
Piers MorganGUEST
...
Piers MorganGUEST
he loves all, he loves doing up these old historic-
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