Channel 4 Set to Bring Back Hit Royal Documentary Series

Return of The Royals: A History of Scandals

Channel 4 has confirmed the return of the popular documentary series, The Royals: A History of Scandals. Historian Suzannah Lipscomb will be back as the host, delving into the intriguing and scandalous secrets from royal households of the past.

What to Expect from the New Series

The upcoming six-part series will see Suzannah Lipscomb exploring 1200 years of history, dissecting numerous royal scandals. From a specially designed sex chair for Prince Bertie to the mysterious disappearance of child princes in the Tower of London, the show promises to uncover both familiar and shocking new scandals.

Exciting Insights and Locations

Suzannah will travel across the UK to visit extraordinary palaces and historic houses, discussing the role of press, parliament, and the public in generating outrage and gossip over the centuries. The series will provide a deep dive into regal history, shedding light on famous scandals we think we know while unveiling some surprising new ones.

Quoting the Host and Producers

Speaking about the upcoming series, Suzannah Lipscomb expressed her excitement, highlighting the scandalous and enjoyable stories awaiting the audience. Channel 4's Commissioning Editor for Lifestyle, Jayne Stanger, and Hello Mary's Executive Producer, Steve Regan, also shared their anticipation for the series, set to air on More4 later this year.

Don't Miss Out

Series one of The Royals: A History of Scandals is currently available for streaming on Channel 4. Get ready to unlock the fascinating world of royal scandals with this captivating documentary series.