When I talked to Diana shortly before she died, she still got nervous going out and meeting people

if there'd been something unkind written about her in the newspapers that day, because I'd written

something about her and she didn't like it, so get Ingrid round here, we need a girly chat.

I think having the capacity to play the long game and to take a step back, and I think that's

actually one of the things that Kate has in spades. I think the ability to create distance

from things that happen and to take that long-term view.

Hi everyone, and welcome back to another episode of a Right Royal podcast with me, Andrea.

And me, Emmy.

In this week's episode, we're looking at becoming part of the royal family.

Are you going to give us some tips?

I wish.

We're looking at the life-changing unions of those who have been married into one of the most

famous institutions on the planet.

In this episode, we'll be speaking to biographer Ingrid Seward, who is the editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine,

and one of the most prominent and respected writers on the British royal family, with more than a dozen books on the subject to her credit.

We also speak with royal journalist and author Victoria Murphy, who has been reporting on the royal family for credit. We also speak with Royal Journalist and author Victoria Murphy,

who has been reporting on the Royal Family for over a decade.

But first, we're joined by our very own sister from another Mr. Emily Nash.

Oh, my words.

Welcome!

Thanks for having me back.

They're getting out of Hamilton, now.

...