Robert Lacey talks to Stig and Aasma on Times Radio about the April 18 anniversary of the 1956 marriage of Hollywood star Grace Kelly to Prince Rainier of Monaco.
The actress and her public image might have fared much better, Robert suggests, if Grace had continued with her acting career. Might the same be said today of our actress-princess Meghan?
Listen to the interview on Times Radio (Robert’s segment is towards the end of the show): Aasmah Mir and Stig Abell with Times Radio Breakfast
Despite outward appearances of reconciliation, ill feeling still pervaded the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, writes Robert Lacey in this extract from his new book in The Times.
In his new book serialised in The Times this week, Robert Lacey unpicks the Sussexes’ Oprah interview — and says Meghan was right to cry foul when she discovered her father-in-law might not make Archie a prince.
Allegations against the Duchess of Sussex led to a bitter row between brothers who were once inseparable, says the author Robert Lacey in this extract in The Times from his book Battle of Brothers.
Despite the rich legacy of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter, both in name and heritage, “this little American girl is being brought up free of old-fashioned tradition,” royal historian Robert Lacey tells PEOPLE.
“I have been astonished and sometimes moved to tears by the fresh details and insights I have discovered in researching this story of family conflict,” author Robert Lacey said of his soon to be published book.
Robert Lacey was quoted in this Washington Post article about Harry and Meghan.
Robert Lacey was on BBC Breakfast discussing the announcement that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will no longer use their HRH titles and no longer take part in royal duties.
“The younger-sibling syndrome is an enduring problem,” author Robert Lacey said of how siblings fit in the royal system.
Amna Nawaz from PBS reports and talks to Robert Lacey, about whether the family can successfully reinvent itself.