Prince Andrew’s luxury ‘exile’ and King Charles’ shocking Balmoral olive branch King Charles invited Prince Andrew to Balmoral because he "felt bad for him" — only for Andrew's camp to publicly brief The Sun that he declined. Why is the King extending royal olive branches to his disgraced brother, and what is Andrew really up to while in "internal exile"? Paula Froelich is joined by royal insider Tom Sykes (The Royalist at The Daily Beast) to break down the Balmoral scandal, the South of France private jet spottings, and how Charles is breaking Queen Elizabeth’s No. 1 golden rule: putting family before the survival of the Crown. Follow Paula Froelich: Substack: https://substack.com/@paulafroelichuncensored Instagram:…
Queen Elizabeth's former chaplain accused King Charles III of "deserting Christians" after the monarchy quietly stripped the historic "Defender of the Faith" title from its own annual financial report, a move critics say signals a deeper retreat from the Crown's centuries-old religious identity. The Sovereign Grant Annual Report, published in June, replaced the longstanding phrase […] The post King Charles faces backlash for dropping 'Defender of the Faith' from official royal report appeared first on American Almanac .
Queen Elizabeth's former chaplain accused King Charles III of "deserting Christians" after the monarchy quietly stripped the historic "Defender of the Faith" title from its own annual financial report, a move critics say signals a deeper retreat from the Crown's centuries-old religious identity. The Sovereign Grant Annual Report, published in June, replaced the longstanding phrase with new language: "His Majesty is Supreme Governor of the Church of England and protects the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation." The change drew immediate criticism from Gavin Ashenden, who served as chaplain to Queen Elizabeth, and from royal commentators who called the revised wording both unnecessary and damaging to the institution. No one from…Open
Paula Froelich and historian Hadley Meares talk about whether King Charles' reign could just be bridging the gap between Queen Elizabeth and Prince William.
