King Charles secretly signed a unprecedented decree at midnight on December 24, 2025, transferring key constitutional powers—including receiving heads of state, ratifying royal assents, and military command—to Prince William as de facto Regent, amid escalating health crises and palace intrigue.
Charles, suffering vascular exhaustion and cognitive decline from relentless duties, convened William and Anne in Buckingham Palace's soundproof study. He proposed a "partial transfer" bypassing the 1937 Regency Act's coma requirement,
retaining his title but offloading burdens. Camilla burst in demanding co-regency, threatening to leak "mental incapacity" records; Anne countered with Queen Elizabeth's 2005 Sandringham Secret Pact, voiding Camilla's marriage and titles if she sought political power.
Media leaks portraying Charles as senile and William as usurper—traced to Camilla's allies—backfired. Anne orchestrated a guard swap; William's team confronted Camilla bedside. Charles revealed he'd feigned frailty as a "test," confirming Camilla's ambition trumped loyalty. He signed the decree lucidly, witnessed by the Archbishop; Camilla exiled to Scotland, stripped of duties under health pretext.
Post a Comment