A storm has broken over the British monarchy as King Charles III convened an urgent late-night summit at Balmoral Castle — a meeting that senior aides are already calling one of the most decisive and painful moments of his reign.

According to palace insiders, the King summoned Prince William, Princess Anne, and other senior royals to the oak-paneled council room deep within Balmoral, where the atmosphere was described as “grave and heavy.” At the center of the agenda: Prince Harry and his children, Archie and Lilibet. After hours of tense debate, King Charles reportedly slammed his hand on the polished table and declared: “Enough. They have stepped away. They have rejected the crown. They have become commoners, and the monarchy cannot bend any further.” Gasps were heard from the room as Charles outlined his decision to strip Harry, Archie, and Lilibet of all royal titles, including “Prince” and “Princess.”

Prince William, though visibly shaken, stood firmly behind his father, insisting the decision was necessary to protect the dignity of the Crown. Princess Anne agreed, warning that “indecision breeds chaos.” But not everyone was silent. Sources say Queen

Camilla urged caution, fearing the backlash would deepen the rift with the Sussexes forever. Her plea, however, was overruled.

By dawn, the decision was unanimous: Harry and his children would officially be removed from the line of formal royal titles. An emergency statement is now being drafted, expected to be released in the coming hours. Palace staff are bracing for a global reaction — with supporters of Harry and Meghan likely to erupt in outrage. Royal commentators say this is the most dramatic stripping of titles since King Edward VIII’s abdication crisis in 1936.