Charles III Receives a Last-Minute Update That Changes Everything: Final Decision

The British royal family is making headlines again. According to the Daily Mail and other media like The Sun, Prince William and Kate Middleton have made a firm decision about the future of Prince Andrew of York. A stance that, according to experts, is irreversible.

For years, Andrew has been one of the most controversial members of the royal family. His friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, his sexual assault accusation, and the infamous 2019 BBC interview distanced him from public life. More recently, his connection with a Chinese spy further aggravated the situation.

King Charles III Already Knows William and Kate's Decision

In light of this, William and Kate have made their position clear. They don't want any institutional contact with Andrew. According to the Royal Exclusive program, presented by Matt Wilkinson, the order is firm: the Duke of York will not resume official duties.

Hugo Vickers, a royal expert, was blunt. "I don't see a way for the King, William, or any other member to accept his return," he stated.

Bronte Coy, a royal analyst, agrees. She claims that this stance has already been agreed upon even within the family.

Andrew's new role will be limited. He may attend private meetings and family events. But his public image is excluded from any future plans.

The Easter service at St. George's Chapel was the latest example of this situation. Andrew appeared accompanied by his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, and his daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie.

However, William and Kate were notably absent. Their children, Princes George, Charlotte, and Louis, also did not attend.

According to analysts, this absence was not accidental. It was a silent way to mark distance. Another indication that Andrew's future within the family is strictly private.

Phil Dampier, a journalist specializing in the royal family, notes that King Charles III still loves his brother. He doesn't seek to make him a complete outcast.

But he also acknowledges that William plays a key role. He is, they say, the one pushing for Andrew to be excluded from any public representation.

Prince Andrew Is Not Alone

Despite everything, Sarah Ferguson continues to defend her ex-husband. In a recent interview with The Sunday Times, she stated that "she would support him 100%." And she described Andrew as "a great man, with a big heart."

However, within Buckingham, the situation is different. The priority is to protect the monarchy's image. Especially now, as King Charles III faces internal and external challenges.

The message from William and Kate is clear. Andrew will continue to be at family events. But he will not have a public role again.

The door to his return has closed. And this time, for good.