On this episode Prince William drinks out of toilets, Princess Eugenie prefers ketchup bottles, Prince Harry likes wearing disguises and Princess Beatrice just wants people to call her Beatrice. Are the younger royals taking their roles seriously? Also on this episode, I called Party Pieces (several times) to find out if Kate works there.
You can listen to the show here.
Publications mentioned
Hello! Canada Weekly No 141 31 August 2009
Blog post that inspired this episode
The Royal Representative - Who's taking the business of Monarchy seriously?
Tune in to the next episode of The Royal Report on Sunday September 6, 2009 at 9:00PM EST.
The topic will be: It's September and still no engagement between Prince William and Kate Middleton. Is it time to *gasp* give up hope?
© Marilyn Braun 2009
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