Welcome to The Nerve.

I am Maureen Callahan.

If I may say so myself, I think we have a banger of a show for you today.

I am dressed in black, in high-necked black,

with some Upper East Side Pearls because I am in mourning for the culture, but I know you're going to help

me get through it. So coming up, we have incredible guests. We have my friend and like entertainment

slash royal reporter non-Parrell, Kinsey Schofield. She will be joining me shortly to discuss

everything about the MacGallet and it is a stew. It will be joining me shortly to discuss everything about the Mech Gala,

and it is a stew. It is going to be very rich and fun. And then later, I'll be diving into the latest

developments in the Diddy trial. And by the way, there is a Venn diagram between the Met Gala and

Sean Diddy Combs and conspirators, alleged conspirators within,

that kicked off Monday here in New York City. So an incredible defense attorney, like this guy

is a national profile and you're going to love him. Tom Cunif is going to join us. But first, first,

we added this to the show at the last minute because we need to discuss Prince Harry's

latest interview. He sat down with the BBC. He lost a major court case in the UK. Long story

short, he's like, hey, UK taxpayers, pay for my security

and my wife's security and my kid's security any and every time we come to the UK. And the court said,

sorry, sir, you closed that door a long time ago. You're no longer a working royal. Leave us out of this,

please. And so, an aggrieved Harry,

and really, is there any other kind of Harry, said to the BBC, why don't you come on over

and I'll give you a 10 minute sit down. He gave them a 30 minute sit down. I mean, 45 is

approaching like a psychotherapy treatment, which I kind of think the mainstream media is now

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