This week's episode of 'Dynasty: The Windsors' explores the symbiotic relationships between the royal family and the journalists who cover them:
.” But the press doesn’t always stick to preapproved charity photo ops when it comes to telling the story of the royal family, and the intrusion has the ability to alter the lives of the royals themselves.
On the other hand, the royals have also learned how to play the game. In this episode, Princess Diana’s former private secretaryand Diana, which was eventually nicknamed the “War of the Waleses.”discusses the significance of the 1990s agreement between the palace and the press that gave William anda bit of privacy during their teen years in exchange for a few preplanned photos and interviews.
Nowadays, the royal relationship with the press is often understood through a few key moments that happened in front of the TV cameras: Princess Diana’s 1995 BBC interview with
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