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Royal Highness

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Sep 15, 2026

Mark FrancisHOST
10:41
There have been boasts from Harry's camp that the pair were delighted they'd manoeuvred the half-in, half-out deal they'd always wanted and so the king had no choice but to disabuse them of that notion and to make clear to everyone else that the terms of the Sandringham Summit agreement remained exactly as they were in 2020.
Mark FrancisHOST
10:58
He also said that the couple's HRH titles remain in abeyance, translated, they can't use them or monetize them.
Mark FrancisHOST
11:05
But Harry and Meghan didn't like that so they issued their own childish retort saying they don't want to be called private citizens but public figures.
Mark FrancisHOST
11:13
Charles has been decent enough to give them an audience but it's clear he doesn't trust either of them.
Mark FrancisHOST
5:12
Both trips gave the impression to the unaware that they were working royals.
Mark FrancisHOST
5:16
The letter also stresses that Harry and Meghan should not be referred to as His and Her Royal Highness, and the statement goes on to add their position is akin to private citizens.
Mark FrancisHOST
5:27
Was it harsh? Some may say so.
Mark FrancisHOST
5:28
I don't.
JJ AnisiobiHOST
8:47
[laughs]
Mark DolanGUEST
8:49
But actually, he's not royal, because he, he is nominally HRH, His Royal Highness.
JJ AnisiobiHOST
8:55
Mm-hmm.
Mark DolanGUEST
8:56
But the Queen struck an agreement at Sandringham in 2020 that you will not use HRH.
Mark DolanGUEST
9:04
It will be in abeyance.
Mark DolanGUEST
9:05
In other words, it, it, it may on paper be your title, but you're not allowed to use it.
Amy RobachHOST
21:48
Um, then they mocked the King's letter, acknowledging that where he told everybody, "Just a reminder, um, Harry and Meghan are private citizens.
Amy RobachHOST
21:56
You cannot refer to them as His or Her Royal Highness." So they have [laughs] Harry saying to, uh, King Charles, "Daddy, just because I don't wanna be a royal doesn't mean I wanna be a regular guy." Everybody's laughing, but then this one was the doozy.
Amy RobachHOST
22:10
This was the worst one.
Amy RobachHOST
22:11
Honestly, babe, it's so bad.
Amy RobachHOST
22:07
Um, then they mocked the King's letter, acknowledging that, where he told everybody, "Just a reminder, um, Harry and Meghan are private citizens.
Amy RobachHOST
22:15
You cannot refer to them as His or Her Royal Highness." So they have [laughs] Harry saying to, uh, King Charles, "Daddy, just because I don't wanna be a royal doesn't mean I wanna be a regular guy." Everybody's laughing, but then this one was the doozy.
Amy RobachHOST
22:29
This was the worst one.
Amy RobachHOST
22:30
Honestly, babe, it's so bad, I checked.
Robert MorrisonGUEST
15:40
And after Mansfield Park comes out, he lets it be known that Jane Austen can dedicate her next novel to him.
Robert MorrisonGUEST
15:48
And so if you open up Emma, which is published in 1816, it says to his royal highness, the prince regent, So he is, on one hand, you know, excess personified.
Robert MorrisonGUEST
16:01
And on the other, he's going, I saw J.M.W. Turner's painting this morning and I really think he's on to something.
Robert MorrisonGUEST
16:08
That range is characteristic of the Regency.
Amy RobachHOST
14:46
Um, then they mocked the King's letter, acknowledging that, where he told everybody, "Just a reminder, um, Harry and Meghan are private citizens.
Amy RobachHOST
14:54
You cannot refer to them as His or Her Royal Highness." So they have Harry saying to, uh, King Charles, "Daddy, just because I don't wanna be a royal doesn't mean I wanna be a regular guy." Everybody's laughing, but then this one was the doozy.
Amy RobachHOST
15:08
This was the worst one.
Amy RobachHOST
15:09
Honestly, babe, it's so bad, I checked.
Samara GillHOST
17:26
...
Samara GillHOST
17:26
Camilla Tominey said on The Daily Tea Podcast that Harry and Meghan have a doormat that has HRH on it.
Samara GillHOST
17:32
Um, and that was over in California.
Samara GillHOST
17:34
I wonder if that made it into the moving van, uh, to the Cotswolds.
Ash GouldPANELIST
17:37
Well, they used to use HRH when they were told not to, didn't they? So-
Samara GillHOST
17:40
Well, they've been told strictly not to use it here.
Ash GouldPANELIST
17:42
Will the lawyers get involved? Could they get their ...
Samara GillHOST
17:50
Yeah.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
21:11
When pictures were shown to him, he knew directly those which represented the human figure.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
21:16
Among others, a very large handsome print of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cumberland being produced, he called out, "Woman," a name by which we had just before taught him to call the female convicts.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
21:28
Plates of birds and beasts were also laid before him, and many people were led to believe that such as he spoke about and pointed to were known to him, but this must have been an erroneous conjecture, for the elephant, rhinoceros, and several others, which we must have discovered did they exist in the country, were of the number.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
21:47
Again, on the other hand, those he did not point out were equally unknown to him.
speaker_4NARRATOR
25:59
Indeed, he was always glad to welcome his Barodian Majesty on these occasions.
speaker_4NARRATOR
26:05
Other shooting competitions would be arranged from time to time, and if His Majesty happened to be passing at the moment, the King of Euralia hoped that he would come down and join them, trusting that Her Majesty and their Royal Highnesses were well, and so on and so forth.
speaker_4NARRATOR
26:24
The Grand Chancellor of Barodia read this answer to his stiff note with a growing feeling of uneasiness.
speaker_4NARRATOR
26:31
It was he who had exposed His Majesty to this fresh insult, and unless he could soften it in some way, his morning at the palace might be a painful one.

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