EXCLUSIVEPALACE CONFIDENTIAL: 'Meghan Markle is trying to REWRITE HISTORY!' Plus could Kamala Harris offer her a role in her new administration if she becomes president?

By Jo Elvin and Richard Eden

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On Palace Confidential this week: 

The controversy surrounding an old interview given by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is a case of trying to ‘rewrite history’ – that’s according to the Daily Mail’s Richard Eden.

After senior BBC journalist Mishal Husain questioned Meghan Markle’s claims that an engagement interview was 'orchestrated reality show’, Eden says that not only should we not let Markle change the narrative, but we should also look at other discrepancies in the chat and whether the Palace should have been more wary of Harry’s fiancée.

Plus the panel look at claims that Vice President Kamala Harris could offer Meghan a job in her new administration IF she wins the election. Richard Eden believes it would do ‘terminal damage to Anglo-American relations’ while The Mail on Sunday’s Natasha Livingstone says it would be a ‘real headache’ for the ‘non-political’ British Royal Family.

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Also on the latest episode, we discuss:

  • Analysis of the Kate Middleton security scare 
  • Reaction to Catherine posting picture of Prince George on his birthday 
  • Are Prince William and Kate changing their social media strategy? 
  • Some VERY interesting details about the Royal finances 
  • Latest on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Frogmore Cottage 
  • Reaction to WhatsApp Willie! 
  • Prince William’s earnings from the Duchy of Cornwall 
  • Prince Phillip caught up in a ‘major British scandal’?! 
  • Is Meghan Markle ‘rewriting history’? 
  • Meghan Markle’s connection to President hopeful Kamala Harris 
  • The Duchess of York’s charity fundraising efforts! 
  • The indomitable Princess Anne is going to the Olympics 
  • Princess Anne health update 

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