We three kings: George, William and Charles reshape the Crown
Leadership, inheritance, and how the future of the monarchy is being shaped - with a little help from Princess Diana
The Royals · The Times
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Show Notes
In a poignant visit to a homeless charity, Prince William this week introduced his son Prince George to the family business by taking him to one of Diana’s most cherished charities. So what does this mean for the way in which the two future Kings are shaping the monarchy? In a year marked by illness, family strain and intense scrutiny, the institution is under more pressure than ever before. But there’s good news for the Windsors, too. King Charles gave a rare health update confirming his cancer treatment will be reduced in the New Year. Roya and Kate are joined by The Times health editor Eleanor Hayward to examine what these parallel moments reveal about leadership, inheritance, and how the future of the Crown is being shaped in real time.
Presenters: Roya Nikkhah, royal editor for The Sunday Times, and Kate Mansey, royal editor of The Times
Contributor: Eleanor Hayward, health editor of The Times
Producer: Robert Wallace
Editor: Stephen Titherington
Image: Getty Images
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