Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and Catherine, Princess of Wales, concluded a clandestine two-hour meeting at Windsor, effectively dismantling Queen Camilla's grip on key palace decisions.
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Sources close to the encounter reveal the duo presented King Charles with an unassailable dossier—compiled over months—exposing Camilla's overreach in staff purges, event vetoes, and financial allocations favoring her inner circle.
The catalyst? Camilla's recent push to sideline Catherine's cancer recovery initiatives and Sophie's youth outreach, moves deemed "self-serving" by the pair. Their private Windsor summit, held without Camilla's knowledge, armed Charles with evidence of eroded trust: leaked memos showed Camilla greenlighting Andrew's Epstein-linked payouts while blocking Wales family security upgrades. Catherine, fully recovered and resolute, reportedly told Charles, "The palace serves the crown, not one voice," while Sophie laid bare Camilla's "divide-and-rule" tactics alienating younger royals.
Charles, already distanced by health woes, nodded approval, issuing immediate directives: Camilla's veto power stripped on HR, events, and budgets over £500K. Palace insiders whisper of her fury—storming out of a follow-up briefing—her era of "shadow queen" dominance crushed. For Sophie and Catherine, this triumph cements their ascent as the monarchy's moral core, prioritizing William's vision over Camilla's cliques.
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