Hello, hello, hello, lo, welcome to the naughty but nice show, your host, Throb Shooter, and it's

Lowe, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show, your host,

Rob Shooter, and it's Tuesday, which means our dear friend, Delano Dixon joins us.

Hey, Miss Dee, are you there?

I am, but I'm coming to you from my childhood bedroom.

I'm in my mom's old house because the boiler broke in our New York City building.

So we had no heat and hot water for the last few days.

Oh, my goodness. I need my mama. Honey, abandoned ship. I we had no heat and hot water for the last few days. So I said, I need my mama.

Honey, abandoned ship. I've had this miserable cold for two or three days. And if I lived a little

closer to my mommy, I would be lying on my mommy's couch now or maybe in my childhood bedroom.

Hello, Miss Dixon. Are you ready to jump into the show, Miss D? What time is it, my friends?

It's tea time. So a bombshell new story out of London, Princess. Miss Dixon. Are you ready to jump into the show, Miss D? What time is it, my friends? It is.

It's tea time. So a bombshell new story out of London.

Prince Philip had a secret cancer battle years before his death.

So Prince Philip was married to Queen Elizabeth and he died of cancer.

He had it eight years.

He was diagnosed eight years before his death, a new royal

biography. So as doctors claim that they found the illness in 2013 and deemed it inoperable. So it's

spread so far. The Duke of Edinburgh, that was his title. Expected, expected to not live very long. However,

he did keep going for a few more years. And so people were thrilled with that. They said he was

fiercely independent, even sneaking a drink. Good for him the night before he died. Now, this is what's interesting.

The royal family publicly listed his death as old age, I should say so. But he still did have

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