FOLLOWING the stellar success of Queen Camilla’s hit podcast The Queen’s Reading Room, the show will return for another live event this summer.
According to one expert, this is sure to anger Meghan Markle, whose podcast deal with Spotify was canceled last year.
On June 8, 2024, due to “popular demand,” The QueenThe Reading Room Festival will return to Hampton Court Palace for a star-studded one-day event.
According to the event page, it will be “bigger and better” than last year’s inaugural event and will “bring together authors, experts, actors and lovers of literature for a day of celebration of the written word”.
Majesty Magazine editor-in-chief Ingrid Seward told Fabulous: “Camilla’s podcast has been a huge success. She has proven many times that she can bring in any of the big names in the art world she wants.
“Given Meghan’s apparent disinterest in Queen Camilla, I doubt she has a Cool say about her or her podcast.”
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, whose Archetypes podcast was canceled along with their entire Spotify deal last June, have caused tension around the world in recent times.
King Charles’ wife was cruelly branded a “villain” and “dangerous” by her son-in-law in his book Spare last year.
Denise Palmer Davies, brand expert and director at Borne Media, told Fabulous: “After all the hurtful things Harry said about Camilla, she has finally recovered from them.”
She added that the success of Camilla’s podcast is the “perfect revenge” and added: “I bet Meghan in particular will be furious about the whole thing and probably a little embarrassed that hers fell at the first hurdle.”
Camilla’s online book club was created during lockdown when she shared some of the literature she read during the pandemic and the club’s Instagram page now has more than 167,000 followers.
Your high profile podcasts guests included the likes of Joanna Lumley, Ian Rankin, David Baddiel and Elif Shafak.
Meanwhile, The Queen’s Reading Room Festival will star the likes of “Harry Potter Miriam Margolyes and Helena Bonham Carter, thriller writer Harlan Coben and a special musical performance of musical comedy Operation Mincemeat.”
Ingrid shared how Camilla is “too polite” to react to any negative comments from the Sussexes.
She added: “I don’t think Camilla has the time or inclination to feel anything for Meghan.
“She is confident and comfortable in her own skin and sees no need to think twice about Meghan or what she is doing or saying.
What is Queen Camilla’s podcast?

QUEEN Camilla launched her podcast in January and it’s already proving a huge success.
The podcast, which currently has a five-star rating, is dominating the Arts and Books categories.
The highly anticipated audio show follows Camilla’s popular The Queen’s Reading Room book club, which she launched during the pandemic.
Queen Camilla does not host the podcast itself, but appears in each episode.
During the first episode, King Charles’ wife was asked, “Which book did you most enjoy reading to your grandchildren and did you do different voices for the characters?”
Camilla replied: “I think the one I liked reading the most was Harry Potter.
“I can’t imitate voices for love or money, I’m completely useless at it.
“I was a terrible actor at school and was never able to master the art of mime, but my husband, he can do all the voices.”
“She’s too polite to say anything.
“If she meets Meghan soon, she will be detached but as charming as ever.”
It has been announced that the Duchess of Sussex has signed a new podcast deal with Lemonada Media.
In a statement, Meghan said: “I’m proud to now be able to share that I’m joining the brilliant team at Lemonada to continue my love of podcasting.
“Being able to support a woman-founded company with a roster of thought-provoking and highly fun activities podcasts It’s a fantastic way to start 2024.
After all the hurtful things Harry said about Camilla, she finally recovered from them
Denise Palmer Daviesbrand specialist and director of Borne Media
“Our plans to relaunch Archetypes so that more people can now access it, as well as launching a dynamic new podcast, are underway.”
However, Ingrid said success could be more complicated than the Duchess of Sussex thinks, and added: “I think Meghan is astute enough to realize that people will only want to help her if there is something in it for them.
“As Meghan’s reputation in the US is almost as tarnished as it is here, they are obviously wary of getting involved.”
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