Palace Secrets Unveiled: Queen Camilla’s Unwavering Anger at King Charles Over Prince Andrew—A Royal Fracture That’s Been Years in the Making.HL

Behind the gilded doors of Buckingham Palace, royal insiders say tensions have reached boiling point. Queen Camilla, usually calm and composed in public, has allegedly been seething with frustration over King Charles’s continued leniency toward his disgraced brother, Prince Andrew. According to palace sources, Camilla has been urging the King for years to “cut Andrew off completely,” believing that his continued presence under the royal banner has been “a shadow on the crown.” Her anger, insiders claim, has occasionally erupted into fierce arguments behind closed doors — disputes so intense that even senior staff reportedly kept their distance.

The rift between the royal couple is said to trace back years, long before Andrew’s public downfall became a full-blown scandal. While Charles has often been described as “compassionate but indecisive,” Camilla, on the other hand, is known for her practicality and her sharp instinct for reputation management. “She’s not cold-hearted,” one longtime courtier explained. “But she sees the bigger picture. She believes that the monarchy cannot afford another crisis — and Andrew has already caused enough damage.” The insider added that Camilla feels Charles’s attempts to protect his brother have not only backfired but have made the royal household look weak and divided.

According to a high-ranking source, one of their most heated exchanges took place after Andrew allegedly refused to vacate Royal Lodge, his lavish 30-room residence, despite mounting public pressure and financial strain. “Camilla was livid,” the source revealed. “She told Charles that every time Andrew appears in the headlines, it drags the entire family down. She wanted him gone from royal life, not half in, half out.” The argument reportedly left Charles “visibly shaken” — torn between his duty as monarch and his loyalty as a brother.

The Queen Consort’s frustration intensified after the publication of Andrew Lownie’s explosive biography, Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, which painted a damning picture of Andrew’s arrogance and erratic behavior. “Camilla was mortified,” said another insider. “She felt that every page made the Royal Family look foolish. She wanted Charles to act decisively — to send a message that no one, not even his own brother, is above accountability.” Those demands, however, clashed with the King’s more cautious and emotional approach.

Behind the scenes, courtiers describe an uneasy atmosphere. Some staff members reportedly avoid mentioning Andrew’s name altogether, aware that it could ignite another round of royal tension. One insider noted, “When his name comes up, the temperature in the room changes instantly. It’s like everyone starts walking on eggshells.” Even close friends of the monarch have admitted privately that “Camilla’s patience has worn thin,” and she’s no longer willing to tolerate what she views as Charles’s misplaced sympathy.

To the public eye, the King and Queen maintain a united front, smiling through royal engagements and presenting an image of stability. But insiders suggest that the issue of Prince Andrew remains one of the rare — and deeply personal — points of contention between them. “This isn’t just about family loyalty,” said a royal commentator. “It’s about legacy, control, and protecting the monarchy’s reputation. For Camilla, Andrew represents a risk — a reminder of the monarchy’s darkest moments.”

As pressure mounts on the royal family to distance itself further from the Duke of York, the question isn’t whether Charles and Camilla will survive this strain — but how much longer they can hide the growing divide. Those close to the palace whisper that reconciliation may be difficult. “The wounds are deep,” a palace aide said quietly. “Camilla believes she’s fighting for the crown’s future. Charles believes he’s protecting what remains of his family. And somewhere in the middle stands Andrew — the man tearing them apart without even lifting a finger.”