Topic: Prince Family

4 chapters across the catalog

60: Monsters Ball
• 2:33 - 6:47

60: Monsters Ball

Meghan Markle and the Royal Family Curtsy Controversy

The discussion centers on Meghan Markle's claim during the Oprah interview that she was naive about the monarchy and did not search for Prince Harry online before dating him. Skepticism is expressed regarding her claim that she did not know how to curtsy until right before meeting the Queen. The hosts explore how an American actress could enter such elite social circles, suggesting she may have had handlers.

60: Monsters Ball
• 1:08:50 - 1:12:20

60: Monsters Ball

Meghan Markle and the Royal Institution Trap

The discussion turns to the "trapped" narrative presented in the Oprah interview, where Harry claims he was stuck in the institution and Meghan showed him a way out. Lizzie Cundy comments on Markle's "strong personality" and her refusal to follow royal protocols, such as using the Queen's doctors. The hosts examine whether Markle truly intended to embrace the role of a working royal.

39: Hard Pass
• 1:12:34 - 1:16:41

39: Hard Pass

Alice Mason and Meghan Markle Lineages

Real estate broker Alice Mason is cited as a prominent New Yorker who lived as white for 35 years before her black ancestry was revealed. The discussion shifts to Meghan Markle, describing her as "racially ambiguous" and noting the friction her entry caused within the British Royal Family. Prince Harry's decision to step back from royal duties is compared to the shunning faced by those who leave their lineage.

09: One Drop
• 51:43 - 57:24

09: One Drop

Prince Family YouTube Controversy and Delivery Room Colorism

The Prince Family, a popular YouTube couple, faced backlash after a video showed Bianca Prince expressing disappointment that her newborn daughter did not have "pretty" (green) eyes. Commenters accused the biracial mother of colorism for her reaction to the baby's dark features. The couple later released a defense video, claiming their comments were misunderstood and that they are not biased against dark-skinned people.