Catherine SECRETLY Signs Royal Decree That Permanently Bans Camilla’s Family From Palace Grounds
In a stunning royal twist, Catherine, Princess of Wales, has reportedly signed a confidential royal decree that effectively bans members of Queen Camilla’s family from entering palace grounds, according to anonymous palace insiders. The bold move, made quietly during the summer months while public attention remained on King Charles’s recovery, has allegedly caused major tension behind the palace gates.
While Buckingham Palace has not confirmed the decree, multiple sources close to Kensington Palace claim that Catherine, acting with the support of senior advisors and in Prince William’s absence during overseas commitments, exercised her authority in a way no one saw coming.
The decision reportedly comes after a series of growing concerns over the presence and conduct of certain members of Camilla’s extended family, including her children Tom Parker Bowles and Laura Lopes. While not working royals, Camilla’s children have been invited to multiple high-profile palace events in recent years—something Catherine allegedly found increasingly inappropriate.
“Catherine has always been about maintaining tradition, discretion, and protecting the dignity of the Crown,” one royal aide claimed. “There were too many blurred lines between personal guests and official royal functions. She felt it was time to draw a clear boundary.”
The tipping point reportedly occurred during a private garden party at Clarence House earlier this year, where one of Camilla’s relatives is said to have made an offhand remark about Prince George’s future role as king—a comment that did not sit well with Catherine or William. While details of the exchange remain closely guarded, sources say it was enough to prompt Catherine to take unprecedented action.
“She may be soft-spoken in public, but behind the scenes, Catherine is no pushover,” a former royal staffer noted. “This wasn’t about a grudge—it was about protecting her children and the integrity of the institution.”
According to palace protocol experts, the “royal decree” may not carry legal authority in the traditional sense, but it does signal Catherine’s growing influence within the royal household, especially as she increasingly steps into a leadership role amid the King’s health struggles.
Queen Camilla, for her part, is said to be “deeply hurt” by the move. While she and Catherine have managed a respectful working relationship over the years, insiders say the atmosphere has turned “frosty and distant” since the alleged signing.
“What was once cool but cordial has now become clearly strained,” another source said. “Camilla feels her family has been unfairly targeted.”
Publicly, neither camp has commented on the alleged ban, but with the royal calendar full of upcoming engagements, questions remain about whether this behind-the-scenes drama will begin to spill into the public eye.