Queen Camilla plays key role as King makes historic decision about Andrew

Queen Camilla 'influenced' her husband King Charles to make a poignant decision about Prince Andrew, which was long overdue. 

On October 30, Buckingham Palace issued a significant statement regarding a historic decision made by the monarch for his "disgraced" brother.

The King "has today initiated a formal process to remove the Style, Titles and Honours of Prince Andrew," the royal family's spokesperson said. "Prince Andrew will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor."

Not only that, but Andrew is set to kick off from the massive Royal Lodge. 

Now, a royal expert, Ingrid Seward, claimed that Camilla must be one of the strong forces behind this key decision made by Charles, as she is the biggest advocate of abuse faced by women. 

In conversation with the Sun, she said, "I think that everybody who makes a statement about Andrew now has to mention they have full and great sympathies with the victims of abuse."

Ingrid added, "And in this case, when it said, their majesties, I suppose people need to be reminded that Queen Camilla is very active in the area of abused women, and it is one of her charities."

Queen holds great sympathies for the women who have faced violence and abuse of all kinds. Her "opinion" matters to King Charles, leading to a "very, very important regal decision" made by him as head of state and as sovereign.

The latest announcement showcased that Charles is no longer in a position to "put up" with his brother's shameful scandals and controversies. 

"He’d already offered him Frogmore Cottage, which Andrew refused, and he has had to act decisively, because this story was detracting from the business of government, and the monarchy is very careful to try not to do that," the royal commentator stated.