A thunderous wave of shock has swept through Buckingham Palace tonight as Prince William has officially ascended to the throne following King Charles III’s sudden abdication due to worsening health. The historic moment — one of the most turbulent in modern royal history — was broadcast live to the nation. But what stunned the world came just minutes after William’s coronation oath. With the crown still resting upon his head and the scepter glinting under the cathedral lights, the newly crowned King William V turned to
Queen Camilla and delivered words that sent gasps echoing through the ancient stone walls. “Camilla,” he said, his voice shaking but firm, “you are not my mother. From this day forward, you shall hold no title, no privilege, and no place within this family.” Courtiers froze. Camilla’s face drained of color. According to palace sources, William had long struggled with his father’s decision to make Camilla queen, believing it dishonored the memory of his late mother,
Princess Diana. But no one expected him to act so swiftly or so publicly. Guards were quietly instructed to escort Camilla from the ceremonial chamber. Eyewitnesses described her clutching her handbag tightly, her eyes glistening, as she was led down the royal staircase and into a waiting car. Within the hour, the palace press office confirmed: “Camilla, formerly Queen Consort, is no longer a member of the Royal Household. She has departed Windsor under private security.”
The nation — and the world — is reeling. While some see William’s decision as a long-overdue act of justice for Diana, others fear it could ignite the greatest royal family rift of the century. Outside Buckingham, thousands have gathered, chanting “Long live King William!” while others hold candles for Camilla, whispering in disbelief.