Controversy In The Caribbean For The Duke And Duchess Of Cambridge | 56
This week The Cambridges took to the Caribbean to commemorate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee but it was not without its controversies. From a demonstration in Belize over land rights to campaigners in Jamaica wanting an apology and reparations for slavery, this tour has not all been plain sailing. We cover all the controversies and sprinkle some Royal magic with some fun moments too. Including William dancing with Belizean locals, a trip to the Mayan ruins and a great photo opportunity with the Jamaican bobsleigh team. We unpack all this & more in our latest episode. 🐶 Welcome to episode 56 of the ’Keeping Up With The Windsors' podcast with your hosts, Rachael Andrews and Michelle Thole. Our podcast is dedicated to the British Royal Family and keeping you up-to-date with the Royal news, opinions and commentary as it happens. Join the Royal community via: ☕️ Support Us on KOFI : Buy us a coffee here 👑 Instagram: @keepingupwiththewindsorspod 📺 Youtube: Subscribe here 💌 Email: keepingupwiththewindsorspod@gmail.com Spread the word: 🎧 Spotify: Following the podcast and share our episodes on your socials 🍏 Apple: SUBSCRIBE 👍🏻 It's free! And leave us a 5* review ⭐️ Share the pod with anyone you think will love it! Thanks for tuning in and we'll see you next week, M + R xoxo 🎯 Patronages, Charities, Links and Recommendations Mentioned: ☕️ Support Us on KOFI : Buy us a coffee here Chris Jackson | Royal Photographer *No content in this podcast represents the views, opinions or operation practices of the British Royal Family or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. **This content is not endorsed by, approved by or representative of The British Royal Family or any of its affiliates. All content represents only that of Rachael Andrews and Michelle Thole (and any special guests featured in specific episodes). ***We are not affiliated with any of the charities, patronages, links and/or recommendations mentioned in this podcast series unless duly noted accordingly.