Tudor and Stuart Consorts: Power, Influence and Dynasty, edited by Aidan Norrie, J.L. Laynesmith, Danna R. Messer, Elena Woodacre, and myself is now available in a more affordable paperback edition from Palgrave History
I discussed the extended royal family and Prince William’s return to public engagements with Janet Davison at CBC News.
The Spring 2024 Carolyn Harris Royal Historian newsletter includes links to my recent articles and interviews as well as registration information for my 2024-2025 courses at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies.
Click here to read the Spring 2024 Carolyn Harris Royal Historian newsletter
I discussed the Princess of Wales’ cancer diagnosis and the impact on the monarchy of both King Charles III and the Princess of Wales being treated for cancer at the same time with Kelly Lawler at USA Today.
I discussed the Princess of Wales’ cancer diagnosis and public scrutiny of the royal family with the CBC News Network.
I discussed the Princess of Wales and royalty in the social media age, as well as public perceptions of Queen Victoria, with Alex Boyd from the Toronto Star
Click here to read “What will it take to convince us Kate Middleton is OK?” in the Toronto Star
I discussed the Princess of Wales, her experiences with photography and the spread of rumors about the royal family with Marco Della Cava at USA Today.
I discussed the Princess of Wales, Queen Elizabeth II and increased public scrutiny of royal photographs with Natalie Stechyson at CBC News
I discussed the Princess of Wales and the public image of the monarchy from Queen Victoria’s reign to the present with Janet Davison at CBC News.
In an interview with TIME magazine, I discussed the distinction between working and non working members of the royal family and the significance of the royal extended family during a period when both King Charles III and the Princess of Wales are experiencing medical conditions.
Click here to read What Are Working Royals? And What Happens When They Can’t Work? in TIME Magazine