Meghan Markle is busy trying to keep up with her girl boss myth.  Kinsey Schofield welcomes back friend of the show and body language expert Scott Rouse. Scott is a trusted advisor to law enforcement, the military, and Fortune 500 CEOs. You might also recognize him from his popular YouTube channels Scott Rouse and The Behavior Panel. We dive into the backlash over Chrissy Teigen’s appearance on Meghan’s Netflix series, With Love, Meghan. Meghan has her own history of mistreatment claims, while Chrissy has faced years of bullying allegations. The pairing feels especially awkward given Meghan’s involvement with a charity that works to protect kids online. Scott dissects Meghan and Chrissy’s on-camera reunion after twenty years, Chrissy’s parenting comments, and Meghan’s tendency to celebrate herself a little too much. We also compare the carefully staged cooking show to Meghan’s less polished Bloomberg interview and ask whether her communication style is careless or calculated. Is Meghan learning from her past PR mistakes? Is Chrissy’s casting a branding blunder? And are these episodes about relatability or control?

On this episode of Recollections May Vary, Kinsey Schofield is joined by The Nerve’s Maureen Callahan to break down Meghan Markle’s new interview with Bloomberg and the lackluster premiere of With Love, Meghan season 2. Meghan revisits her well-worn claims of being “silenced” as a working royal, even though she famously complained about press intrusion on camera during a tour in Africa (featuring underprivileged children.) Bloomberg does not push back, but Maureen Callahan certainly does. We also fact check Meghan’s false claim that she was required to wear pantyhose. Plus: Meghan’s talk show ambitions and how her narrative continues to chip away at Princess Diana’s legacy.   Follow Kinsey’s royal adventures on Instagram @kinseyschofield. 

This week on Heirs & Spares, Kinsey Schofield and Rupert Bell break down the latest royal headlines. Prince William and Princess Catherine were spotted leaving Balmoral with their children for a traditional Sunday service at Crathie Kirk. With Catherine’s recovery influencing her faith, Rupert and Kinsey discuss whether Prince William might be more spiritually invested as well. Meanwhile, whispers from The Daily Beast suggest Princes William and Harry could find themselves in a bitter standoff, each potentially developing rival documentaries about their late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. Could this feud really extend to competing over her legacy? We also look at a controversial new series imagining a fictional Diana living in Arizona, raising questions about taste and timing. And finally, Meghan Markle’s latest social media post featuring Prince Harry has people talking. Was it a romantic gesture, or a strategic move to quash separation rumors and give her lifestyle brand a little boost? Follow Kinsey’s royal adventures on Instagram @kinseyschofield. 

This week on Crown & Conflict, Kinsey Schofield sits down with royal biographer Hugo Vickers to compare Meghan Markle and Wallis Simpson. Are the similarities real or overblown? Hugo also unpacks some of the most outrageous myths surrounding Wallis, the Duchess of Windsor. Plus, we react to the ongoing rift between Prince Harry and the royal family, including his so-called “secret” tribute to Prince Philip on the 80th anniversary of VJ Day. Hugo Vickers is the author of “Behind Closed Doors: The Tragic, Untold Story of the Duchess of Windsor.” Follow Kinsey’s royal adventures on Instagram @kinseyschofield. 

On this episode of Recollections May Vary, Kinsey Schofield is joined by Dana Bowling of Daily Dose of Dana to discuss Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s reputation in Hollywood. A former casting director turned pop culture connoisseur, Dana offers fascinating insight into Meghan’s latest entertainment ventures.  Meghan is making headlines again, but not for the reasons she hoped. Season 2 of With Love, Meghan has been branded “underwhelming,” with insiders saying she failed to land big names like Oprah, Michelle Obama, or the Kardashians. Instead, the lineup features her make-up artist, pilates instructor, and several Netflix-friendly TV chefs. Even Chrissy Teigen’s appearance has stirred controversy given her past online bullying scandal. To make matters worse, Meghan’s big Netflix moment was overshadowed by Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl announcement, which broke records with 167 million views in 24 hours. Sources say Meghan believed this would be her big comeback, only to have the spotlight stolen. Plus, we dive into the surprising similarities between Meghan Markle and Blake Lively, from their lifestyle brands (The Tig and Preserve) to their high-profile marriages and carefully controlled media images. Follow Kinsey’s royal adventures on Instagram @kinseyschofield. 

Each episode, Kinsey Schofield is joined by different guests to discuss, analyse and give their opinions on everything that is going on in the world of news, sport, entertainment... and of course.....the royal family.