The reason Camilla doesn’t want William to take the throne – he would immediately expel Camilla from the Royal Family

In a shocking turn of events within the British royal family, Prince William ascended to the throne following the passing of his father, King Charles III. Almost immediately after becoming king, William made a bold and unprecedented move by expelling Queen Camilla from the royal family. According to reports, William confronted Camilla, stating firmly, “You are not my mother,” as he ordered her removal from royal duties and residence. This decision has sent shockwaves through the monarchy and the public, reigniting long-standing tensions surrounding Camilla’s role within the royal family.

The relationship between William and Camilla has always been a subject of speculation and, at times, controversy. Camilla’s marriage to King Charles, following the death of Princess Diana, William’s beloved mother, has been a sensitive issue for the family. Despite Charles and Camilla’s marriage in 2005, many have long wondered how William and his brother, Prince Harry, truly felt about their stepmother. This decisive action by King William suggests that any hopes of reconciliation or a warm relationship with Camilla may have been more strained than previously believed.

Camilla, who had been Queen Consort alongside Charles, played a significant role in royal affairs during her husband’s reign, but her position was always controversial given her history with Charles during his marriage to Princess Diana. Her expulsion by William marks a stark departure from the efforts made by King Charles to integrate her fully into the royal family and solidify her public image.

Public reactions to William’s decision have been mixed. While some have praised his loyalty to his late mother and his assertiveness as the new king, others have expressed concern about the impact this could have on the stability of the monarchy. Camilla, despite the initial public backlash, had gradually earned a measure of respect for her charitable work and commitment to her royal duties. Her sudden removal has raised questions about the future direction of the royal family under William’s leadership.

As King William begins his reign, this early action sets a tone of decisiveness and signals a potential shift in the way he plans to govern the monarchy. The expulsion of Camilla is likely to have lasting implications for the family’s dynamics and public image, as the new king seeks to define his own legacy, distinct from that of his father’s.

British royal family news reveals that Queen Camilla has been a supporter of domestic violence awareness organizations for over ten years. During that time she has made supporting DV survivors a key aim of her royal work.

As such Queen Camilla has helped to raise awareness about DV by hosting public receptions and giving speeches.

The subject matter is a personal one for the queen as she has shared in the past that members of her own family have experienced domestic abuse. Here is how Camilla is going the extra mile to raise awareness and support others who have experienced DV.

Camilla Goes The Extra Mile for DV Victims

On Wednesday, Buckingham Palace confirmed that the queen was in contact with Gisèle Pelicot, the French woman who testified against her abusive husband in a high-profile rape trial in 2024.

A palace aide told Newsweek that the queen corresponded with Madame Pelicot privately and they shared some poignant insight into the interaction: “As a long-term supporter of survivors of domestic and sexual abuse, it was very much her instigation and determination to write to express support from the highest level.”

Queen Camilla Support DV Charities

The French case stunned the public as details of the trial became public. Last December, Pelicot’s ex-husband, Dominique, “was convicted of aggravated rape and other charges, and following a monthslong trial, the court found 46 accomplices guilty of rape, two of attempted rape, and two of sexual assault.”

During the trial details emerged showed that the monster drugged his wife and allowed other men to have intercourse with her.