5 MINUTES AGO: Queen Camilla’s Name REMOVED From Royal Decree Signed by King Charles and Princess Anne In a stunning turn of events, Queen Camilla’s name was conspicuously absent from a royal decree just signed by King Charles and Princess Anne . Palace sources label the move “unprecedented,” igniting fierce debate over internal rivalries, strategic power shifts, and the monarchy’s next chapter. Is this a calculated snub, a subtle warning, or a deeper rift?

The decree, which concerned ceremonial appointments within the Crown Estate, traditionally bears the names of the reigning monarch and the consort. Yet this time, Queen Camilla’s name was strikingly missing — replaced only by the signatures of King Charles and Princess Anne.

Palace insiders describe the omission as “no clerical error.” One senior aide reportedly whispered, “This was deliberate — and everyone in the corridors knows it.”

Theories are already flying. Some say Anne, known as the most hardworking royal, has been steadily consolidating influence beside her brother, while Camilla’s role is being quietly pared back. Others suggest Charles, facing mounting health concerns, may be sending an unspoken signal about the future balance of power.

Royal watchers point to the timing: coming just weeks before a series of high-profile state visits, the move could reflect internal strategy — or simmering personal tensions finally spilling into the open.

For decades, the monarchy has thrived on unity in appearance. But tonight, the missing name of one Queen Consort may prove louder than any public statement, raising questions about loyalty, succession, and the uncharted road ahead.