IT’S OVER! Camilla FRUSTRATED Over The Monarch’s SHOCKING Action For William And Catherine
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It’s been revealed what hidden inheritance was given by none other than Queen Elizabeth II to her favorite grandsons.
This news has reportedly left Queen Camilla deeply humiliated, according to experts on the subject in England.
More chaos follows this shocking decision, including a tragic message from Prince Harry to his brother, Prince William—rumors suggest there are tears and a last-minute decision. Let’s dive into what’s happening just a few hours ago.
First, I want to ask you: How do you view the relationship between the late Queen and Prince Harry in the past? Do you think it was true grandmotherly love, or was it a simple monarchical relationship? Now, let’s talk about the hidden inheritance left by Elizabeth II to the Wales family.
Queen Elizabeth once gave the then-Duchess of Cambridge an offer they couldn’t refuse by offering the pair a chance to live in one of the monarchy’s grandest castles. The Windsor Great Park estate was originally built in the 18th century by Sir William Chambers for King George II, and the fort was designed as a folly—a decorative building without a true defense purpose. It’s part of the massive Crown Estate, which also oversees the deed for the Royal Lodge, a place notorious thanks to the King and Prince Andrew’s current feud over the mansion. However, the estate’s historic negative energy may have been a deciding factor in keeping the future Queen and King away. Her late Majesty’s cousin, Gerald Lascelles, lived in the castle instead, by invitation of the Monarch.
This insight follows a report from April that suggested The Prince and Princess of Wales were considering a major renovation and expansion project on one of their royal properties. Although the royal couple is said to absolutely adore Adelaide Cottage on the grounds near Windsor Castle, they feel it is not quite as large as their country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk.
When it came to protocols, especially with Queen Camilla, Queen Elizabeth set up many barriers and prevented the will of the current Queen Consort from being fulfilled. However, with her grandsons, she was always very flexible, almost like a mother speaking in the context of her son. It’s worth noting that the late Monarch offered nothing less than Frogmore Cottage in the Great Windsor Park as a new home for the former Duke of Sussex—an inheritance that reportedly enraged Parker Bowles. She supposedly dreamed of living there, and it became clear it wouldn’t be assigned to her. She was very upset, feeling humiliated in front of her circle, as she had sworn it would be her next residence with the then Prince Charles. It was also notable that Elizabeth always maintained a significant distance from Camilla.
For now, it is Camilla who has wanted to be front and center, while her husband is working from home, determined to carry on with her engagements while supporting her husband in his treatment. According to one source, she has taken the news harder than her cheerful public appearances have led on so far. Another source who saw her this week disagreed, saying, “I see resilience, devotion, and optimism.”
Princess Anne, who maintains the busiest schedule (albeit with fewer headlines), has made no secret of her frustration over the lack of younger royals stepping in to replenish the older generation. “A slimmed-down monarchy,” she has said, “doesn’t sound like a good idea from where I’m standing.”
Prince Harry, who would have once supported his father and brother in a practical sense by picking up some of the slack, has jetted in and out of Britain and will next week spend three days in Canada with Meghan, promoting his Invictus Games with all of the publicity that entails.
As Prince Harry and Prince William’s rivalry continues amid the Royal health crisis, experts wonder if things would have been different between the brothers if their mom, Princess Diana, were still alive. Plunged into the dreaded sandwich generation, worrying about a young family and a parent, Prince William, a source said, is in the same position as hundreds of thousands of others up and down the country—but also doing it under a magnifying glass.
