Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the Nauti But Nyesha. I'm the host Ramsho, And it is Wednesday, which means our dear friend,

Donnie Meacham joins us. Hey, Donnie, are you there?

Yeah, lo, lo, lo, lo, Wednesday, my favorite day of the week. And my goodness, there is so much

tea, the celebrities, the royals, they are at it this week, Rob. They are. So let's jump right into the show. What time is it,

my friends? It is. Tea time. Big story at the top of the show. So King Charles's health crisis

has put William and Kate on edge. Let me explain. So the journalist Tina Brown, I know Tina

a little bit.

She was the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair.

She launched Talk magazine.

Really smart, smart, smart.

And she's also the author of several royal books.

She was quite close with Princess Diana.

Well, now she's talking with the New York Times fancy.

And she explains that Charles's cancer has put William

and his wife Kate in a very challenging position, especially given their desire to raise their

children out of the public spotlight. Let me explain. So the impending possibility, and there is one, unfortunately, of William

becoming the sovereign, quicker than what we thought, has caused anxiety amongst the royals. And so

Tina Brown mentions that this is something that could really be difficult for Kate and William.

They knew he was going to be king.

The line of succession is very clear.

When you read all those different silly stories that this one's going to be king and that one's going to be queen, no, it's set in stone, literally.

And so William will be king

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