Hello, hello, loo-loidly, welcome to the Noddy but Nice show.

I'm your host, Rob Shooter, and it's Friday, which means normally means that our dear friend, Corey Andrew, is with us. And yes, today's a good day because he is here. We missed you for a minute, Corey. Welcome back. Oh, it's so good to be back, Rob. Gosh, two weeks, I think now. It's been two weeks, but here I am. Two weeks. Thanks, my friend.

What have you been up to?

Anything exciting?

Well, you know what?

It's the holiday time, so things are always hectic. But I did go to a wedding celebration last week, last weekend. And I think I texted you and said, I sat next to this woman randomly named Stacey Bosco, who happens to be a 30-year Hollywood gossip writer

from Los Angeles,

which is weird because I was in Delaware, which is weird.

And she used to work with the legendary Marilyn Beck, famous gossip columnist,

and she knew who you were, and we just thought it was so random and fun that we sat next to each other.

Oh, it's lovely. Was she nice about it? She was so, yeah, totally complimentary. Yes, yes. It could go either way. No,

I'm normally nice, but sometimes you get a little bit competitive with people who do what you do.

I try to be the opposite of that. I try to have a really good sense of the history of gossip, the listists, the Cindy Adams, the one to Walter Winchels, all the great things. Liz Smith. Yeah, gosh, such legendary names. And Marilyn is certainly up there with them. So, oh, I'm so happy when these worlds connect. A lo, low, low everybody yes whatever business you're in have a Google today and see who came before you and I promise you it's really really interesting I did like I thought I was just going to just read a few articles and I did a really deep dive into the world of gossip and how it started.

And I found some of these names and these characters. And I'm glad that I did. Okay, let's jump

into the show. What time is it, my friends, it is? Tea time. Big, big story at the top of the show.

Prince Harry has shut down rumours that him and Megan Markle are getting divorced.

So Harry was in New York and he addressed the speculation about his marriage and the trouble in the marriage as the couple have attended separate events recently.

So speaking with the New York Times, the New York Times had the Hutzper.

I'm glad they did to ask this, because the New York

Times 10 years ago would never have asked this. They just wouldn't get into this. It's news. It's

what we're talking about. It's sort of like something I've been battling my entire career, the snob

value. What are we allowed to say? What are we not? If we ask you a personal question, is that cheeky? However, personal

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