In a surprising and dramatic turn of events within the British royal family, Prince William ascended to the throne following the death of his father, King Charles III. Almost immediately after becoming king, William made an unexpected and bold decision: he expelled Queen Camilla from the royal family. Reports indicate that William confronted Camilla, firmly telling her, “You are not my mother,” as he ordered her removal from royal duties and residence. This move has sent shockwaves through the monarchy and the public, reigniting old tensions surrounding Camilla’s position within the family.
The relationship between William and Camilla has long been a topic of public speculation and controversy. Camilla’s marriage to King Charles in 2005, following the death of Princess Diana—William’s mother—has been a sensitive subject within the family. Despite their marriage, questions have lingered about how William and his brother, Prince Harry, truly felt about their stepmother. William’s decision to expel Camilla suggests that any hopes of reconciliation or a warm relationship may have been more strained than previously thought.
