At exactly 9:43 a.m., a sealed royal decree left the King’s study its golden edges still warm from the weight of two historic signatures. What appeared at first to be another routine formality from Buckingham Palace quickly morphed into a moment of royal rupture. Because one name one expected, almost guaranteed name was missing. Queen Camilla. And palace insiders confirmed, without hesitation, that this was no oversight. It was intentional. The decree itself was a sweeping reform measure, a formal restructuring of royal representation in the face of mounting public pressure and a changing global monarchy.
