The art of British holiday hosting with Princess Diana's former chef

HELLO! magazine is hosting an exclusive event in the heart of Chelsea, New York City on the evening of Monday 9th November - "The art of British holiday hosting."

Our team from London (our hosts of A Right Royal Podcast) will be jetting into the Big Apple and teaming up with Princess Diana's former chef, Darren McGrady, who will give us a masterclass on how to throw a royal-approved Thanksgiving and Christmas celebration this year, without the stress.

As well as sharing his cooking and hosting tips, Darren will also be dishing out his memories of working for Princess Diana and her sons William and Harry at Kensington Palace. The former royal chef also cooked for the late Queen for 11 years at Buckingham Palace, and has some fascinating anecdotes as well as hilarious corgi stories!

During our intimate conversation, you, the audience, will have the chance to ask your own questions in our Q&A so you feel ready to host your own picture-perfect festive gathering this year.

Here’s what to expect from our exclusive event:

• Step into the festive spirit at Saint Peter's Church in the heart of Chelsea, NYC, for an intimate evening of royal stories and British holiday traditions.
• Enjoy a warm welcome with a festive drink, traditional British mince pies and Christmas carols to set the holiday mood.
• Watch an exclusive live recording of A Right Royal Podcast, as our royal experts chat with Princess Diana's former chef, Darren McGrady.
• Discover untold royal stories and pick up Darren's top tips for hosting a royal-approved Thanksgiving and Christmas.
• Get the chance to ask your burning royal and culinary questions during our audience Q&A.
• Meet Darren McGrady and the hosts of A Right Royal Podcast.
• Take home a fabulous goodie bag, including a copy of HELLO! magazine and beauty treats.

Spaces are limited, so book early to secure your seat.

Listen to A Right Royal Podcast and take a look inside our last exclusive event celebrating the two Princesses of Wales, Diana and Catherine, to get a feel of what to expect.