King Charles reportedly sparked a royal controversy by asking his brother, Prince Andrew, to leave the Royal Lodge, in order to secure a stable future for his wife, Queen Camilla. This request is part of a wider plan to ensure the Queen Consort is well looked after when Prince William ascends the throne.
Multiple sources confirm that the monarch’s decision is driven by his concern for Camilla’s future comfort and safety. As the current line of succession will see Prince William inherit everything from King Charles, including the monarchy and her estates, Charles is taking steps to ensure Camilla maintains a high standard of living under the new reign.
Royal commentator Richard Eden wrote about the matter, according to GB News“As dowager queen, Camilla would be stepmother, not mother, to King William.” He added: “And William will inherit everything, just as Charles did from his mother, including Clarence House, where Charles and Camilla live when they are in London.
“As Prince of Wales, William already owns the King’s beloved Gloucestershire home, Highgrove. Therefore, Charles will be determined to make sure Camilla stays the way she is used to. “Could that include guaranteeing you a ‘country’ retreat in Windsor Great Park?”
For this, K.King Charles intends to give away the Royal Lodge, a luxurious 30-room property, to Camilla. This gesture is seen as a significant step to safeguard her interests and ensure that she continues to live comfortably once Prince William becomes King of England.
This decision has not only highlighted family tensions within the royal household, but has also highlighted the complexities involved in royal succession and estate planning. As the royal family navigates these internal dynamics, the focus on Camilla’s future highlights the intricate balance between personal and public duties that define the lives of modern British royals.