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The Story Behind the Most Iconic Photos of the Princess of Wales | Right Royal Podcast

How does one photograph capture the weight of a nation? In this episode of The Right Royal Podcast, hosts Andrea Caamano and Emily Nash sit down with legendary photographer Chris Jackson to uncover the story behind his beautiful portrait of the Princess of Wales. Chris shares the sombre atmosphere of Prince Philip’s funeral and how Catherine’s "regal aura" shone through even behind a mask. From her poignant return to the Royal Marsden to the secret "bear trick" used to make Prince Louis laugh, join us for an exclusive, behind-the-lens look at the private moments and historic transitions of the Modern Majesty. 00:00 Introduction 00:48 Chris Jackson on his new book Modern Monarchy 02:03 The Coronation balcony cover shot 05:23 Capturing King Charles and Princess Anne behind the scenes 06:59 Why Princess Anne resonates so strongly 08:43 Photographing Queen Camilla 10:03 Supporting King Charles through difficult years 13:14 The anniversary portrait in Rome 15:27 How royal portraits are planned in real time 17:17 Photographing the royal children 19:56 King Charles in his socks: candid royal moments 23:51 Princess Catherine’s return to public duties 26:32 Prince William, Earthshot and stepping up 30:08 William and Catherine as a partnership 33:35 The striking photo from Prince Philip’s funeral 36:10 How Chris knows when he’s got the shot 40:29 Chris Jackson’s favourite image in the book 42:25 What’s next for Chris in 2026 SUBSCRIBE to our channel and be the first to know about the best celebrity & royal news: https://www.youtube.com/user/HelloTVu... Love the royals? Join The HELLO! Royal Club for the most personal and in-depth royal coverage: https://royalclub.hellomagazine.com/ Follow us and our socials: https://www.hellomagazine.com/ Instagram:   / hellomag   Twitter:   / hellomag   Facebook:   / hello   Tiktok:   / hellomag