Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered

Today on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, Kinsey is joined by Hollywood insider and Hot Mics with Billy Bush host… Billy Bush!Kim Kardashian is finally addressing why photos of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were quietly removed from social media following Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday celebration in November 2025. Speaking on Khloé In Wonder Land, Kim described the situation as “really innocent,” explaining that the images were originally shared with permission but were taken down once it became clear they coincided with Remembrance Day in the U.K. Out of respect for the solemn occasion, the Sussexes reportedly asked for the photos to be removed. Kim stressed that there was no fallout, noting her and Kris’s long-standing friendship with Meghan and suggesting the controversy was amplified by public speculation.Billy and Kinsey break down whether this explanation was a savvy PR move and debate if things remain truly friendly between the Kardashians and Meghan Markle. Plus, Billy’s psychedelic plan for the Duchess of Drama. NativePath: A real‑talk glow‑up starts here—try NativePath Collagen at https://GetNativePath.com/UNFILTERED
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In this episode of Crown and Conflict, Kinsey Schofield revisits one of the most misunderstood royal controversies of modern history: King Charles’s environmental crusade. Long before climate change entered the mainstream, Charles was mocked as eccentric, dismissed as out of touch, and ridiculed for championing sustainability decades too early.Now, with the global premiere of Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision on Amazon Prime Video on February 6, the narrative is shifting. What was once treated as fringe thinking is now central to global policy and public conversation.Joining Kinsey is royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith, author of "Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life" and founder of Royals Extra on Substack. Together, they examine the criticism Charles faced, the practical impact of his environmental work, and how the king once laughed out of the room was actually years ahead of the world.NativePath: A real‑talk glow‑up starts here—try NativePath Collagen at https://GetNativePath.com/UNFILTERED
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On this episode of LA Diaries, Kinsey Schofield is joined by Dana Bowling of Daily Dose of Dana to break down the latest headlines surrounding Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Blake Lively, Taylor Swift, Justin Baldoni, and Brooklyn, Nicola, and Victoria Beckham.

The conversation centers on what Kinsey calls a growing “mean girls” moment in Hollywood, with a focus on Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ escalating legal and PR battle with Justin Baldoni. Kinsey and Dana question whether the aggressive media narrative, celebrity pile-ons, and lawsuit theatrics mirror the Sussexes’ long-running litigation playbook. The episode dives into bombshell reporting that Taylor Swift felt “violated” by the release of private text messages tied to the Lively v. Baldoni dispute, raising questions about Taylor’s involvement, whether she misled Baldoni on Blake’s behalf, and what the fallout means for their friendship today.

From there, the discussion shifts to the Beckham family drama, unpacking Brooklyn Beckham’s explosive allegations against his parents and Victoria Beckham’s alleged role in controlling family narratives, sidelining Nicola Peltz, prioritizing “Brand Beckham,” and fueling a complete breakdown in their relationship.

Rounding out the episode, Kinsey and Dana revisit Meghan Markle’s Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” which sources say will not return for a third season. The hosts examine the optics of the show’s heavily promoted rollout, its controversial cast of celebrity guests, and repeated accusations of bullying and behind-the-scenes toxicity involving figures like Chrissy Teigen, Tan France, and Naomi Osaka. The episode closes with a broader question about Hollywood culture itself, how these personalities keep ending up in the same orbit, and what casting directors and producers are really prioritizing when controversy keeps following the same names.

Dana also pulls out her As Ever GIFTED candle to discover the horror that it’s WICKLESS. 

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This week on Heirs & Spares, Kinsey Schofield and Rupert Bell discuss the growing contrast between the royal households on both sides of the Atlantic, from environmental leadership to legal battles.

The episode opens with Prince William and Princess Catherine quietly leading by example, installing a microplastic-filtering device on their home washing machine after discovering the technology through Earthshot Prize finalist Matter. Prince William’s reaction to the amount of waste captured, described as genuine horror, underscores the seriousness of the initiative, which is now being expanded to larger royal residences such as Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace. The conversation also touches on William’s visit to Bristol Robotics Laboratory, highlighting innovations designed to improve quality of life through human-centered robotics. Across the ocean, the focus shifts to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s appearance at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, where their latest documentary, Cookie Queens, failed to sell out its screening, leaving visible empty seats and prompting questions about the couple’s ongoing struggles to generate audience demand.

The episode then turns to Prince Harry’s courtroom testimony, examining his defensive posture, his clashes with legal counsel, and the contradictions in his arguments about media treatment, privacy, and personal responsibility.NativePath: A real‑talk glow‑up starts here—try NativePath Collagen at https://GetNativePath.com/UNFILTERED
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Today on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, Kinsey is joined by Jonathan Goldberg KC, one of the UK’s most respected criminal defense lawyers.

With a career that includes defending more than one hundred murder cases and representing numerous high-profile clients, Goldberg brings rare legal insight to Prince Harry’s ongoing High Court battle against Associated Newspapers.

Goldberg is also the co-host of the true crime podcast “I Rest My Case,” alongside Dean Strang of Making a Murderer fame. Together, they break down a tense and revealing day in court, where Harry’s testimony appeared to undercut the narrative he and Meghan Markle previously advanced in their Netflix series.

The discussion covers arguments from ANL’s defense that journalists relied on legitimate sourcing, accusations from Harry’s legal team of an attempted ambush, and repeated judicial interventions as Harry struggled to stay focused on answering questions rather than debating counsel.The episode also examines the contradictions in Harry’s testimony, from his claims about the royal family’s “never complain, never explain” culture to his assertions that media coverage drove him toward drugs and alcohol, despite his own candid accounts of substance use in “Spare.” Kinsey and Goldberg explore whether Harry’s arguments about privacy, public interest, and press intrusion hold up given his status in the line of succession, as well as the emotional weight of his statements about Meghan Markle in a case centered on events that predate her. Plus, what to expect as the case heads toward a written judgment later this spring.NativePath: A real‑talk glow‑up starts here—try NativePath Collagen at https://getnativepath.com/UNFILTERED
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