Princess Kate joins King Charles 'strong' mission to fight abuse

The future Queen Catherine did not step backwards from extending support to King Charles in making a poignant decision in the history of the royal family. 

On October 30, the world lauded Charles as he finally tightened his grip on his brother Andrew following his years-long involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, which only brought shame to the royals. 

It has been declared in a statement that the King has initiated a formal process to remove the "Style, Titles and Honours" of Andrew.

Sarah Ferguson's former husband will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

Not only that, he has to leave the massive disputed Royal Lodge and will move to alternative private accommodation, as per Buckingham Palace. 

Now, an insider told People Magazine that the leading women of the royal family, Camilla and Catherine, were standing behind the monarch as they unite against all forms of abuse. 

The source shared, "I would think the Queen had a hand in that. There would have been a push from Camilla and Catherine, and there was pressure from William, who would not want to inherit the headache."

On the other hand, the future King William, who at the Duke of Kent's funeral publicly showed his anger towards his uncle Andrew, put pressure on the King as he would not "want to inherit the headache."

"It was a family decision. It was quite strong, and I was quite proud when I heard it," the report shared.