The success of Prince Harry's quiet trip to Britain shows that anonymity is in fact the best form of security, not round-the-clock police protection, the Daily Mail's Richard Kay has argued.
Editor-at-large Richard Kay theorised that fears over an embarrassing photo of George with a girlfriend surfacing were likely the deciding factor in William and Kate's decision.
Speaking to Palace Confidential co-hosts Richard Kay and Richard Eden, Hardman explained what he described as a pointed omission aimed at Prince Harry during the speech.
Editor-at-Large Richard Kay has spent more than four decades at the Mail, devoting much of that time to covering the royal family as the paper's royal correspondent.
Senior editor at large Richard Kay gives an inside look into the complex relationships between the royal nannies and princess Diana in the Palace Confidential newsletter.
Over time, the Royal pair developed what the Daily Mail's Richard Kay previously described as a 'grandmotherly' bond - with Kate once likening Her Majesty to 'a gentle guide'.
Palace Confidential host Jo Elvin asks royal expert, Richard Kay about the roles Prince Edward and Princess Anne are likely to play as their brother faces yet another scandal.
The question of whether Prince Andrew should be stripped of his titles has come to the spotlight once again ahead of the publication of Andrew Lownie's explosive new biography.
On the latest episode of the Daily Mail's YouTube show Palace Confidential, Richard Kay said: 'I think he would be foolish to think this is now all over.'