With Meghan’s legal soap Suits about to premiere on the BBC, will William and Kate retain dedicated viewers?
In Spare, Harry writes that when he told his brother and his wife that he was dating Meg, “their jaws dropped,” and he adds, “I was taken aback until Willy and Kate explained that they were regular viewers, better said, religious, from Suits”. ‘
While Harry feared she might be harassed for an autograph, what are Paddy Power’s chances of the Welsh tuning in on Friday?
Both Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, are big fans of suits
Meghan’s legal soap Suits is about to premiere on the BBC
In the photo: Meghan Markle as Rachel Zane in the hit American television series.
Recalling her time in the television jungle in 2004 on the reality show I’m A Celebrity, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond says: “I was told that the then Queen had expressed a lot of interest in me being buried in a coffin. full of rats, something I think she probably wanted to do it to me herself!’
She adds: “They told me she was ‘very interested’ that this had happened to me, so she laughed.”
Lily Allen, pictured, remembers how her first husband, Sam Cooper, proposed to her with a “very pretty” diamond ring.
“At the time I felt like I wasn’t big enough,” he says. “I had an exact replica made with a larger diamond and I never told him.
“So I’d wear it and he’d look at it brilliantly and say, ‘Didn’t I do it right?'” No I did it.’ No wonder Sam is his ex!
Lily Allen felt that her first husband Sam Cooper’s wedding ring didn’t have a big enough diamond.
As Lady Bradford and Gyles Brandreth queued up to take credit for Rod Hull’s death, his most outspoken critic, BBC entertainment producer Michael Hurll, described him as the “most miserable, unpleasant man” he had ever met, and added: “And what he did.” with that Emu… I told him once, ‘Look, Rod, you’ve got your hand on that Emu, pulling up girls’ skirts and squeezing their tits, doing things you’d get locked up for.’
Was Hurll, who died in 2012, perhaps lurking behind the fireplace when Hull fell from the roof?
Commenting on the AI’s discovery of Plato’s last words complaining about the lack of talent of a slave flutist, Charles Moore notes that if Sir Francis Drake were rude to a slave girl, there would be demands to remove any monuments to him.
—Why only when the British had slaves should their guilt be eternal? his lordship laments.
Stephen Mangan is breaching confidentiality for his role in Radio 4’s upcoming bizarre Desert Island comedy Discs, where party guests gather on a real island.
“Everything has become very Lord of the Flies,” he whispers. “The leader is Sandi Toksvig, everyone is afraid of her, and Hugh Bonneville has gone rogue and been ostracized. He’s hanging around a lake with his shirt off trying to catch salmon.
Stephen Mangan has breached confidentiality over his role in upcoming Radio 4 bizarre comedy
Father Ted’s dim-witted Dougal, aka Ardal O’Hanlon, remembers meeting Camilla and Charles backstage after a West End farce.
Ardal reveals: “Charles whispered to me, ‘By the way, I love Father Ted.'” To paraphrase Fr Dougal, did he ask if Charles was too small or just too far away?
