Prince Charles ‘Kicked Out Of Palace’ Due To ‘The Crown’ Backlash?

Season four of The Crown has thrown an uncomfortable spotlight on some of the seedier details of the royal family’s history. One tabloid claims that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles have been kicked out of their home because of public backlash stoked by the series.

As a new generation learns the details of Prince Charles’s affair, the cover story of Woman’s Day reports that the public has become so riled up that Prince Charles and Bowles have been kicked out of the palace. The Crown has caused Prince Charles’s popularity to plummet.

The wave of backlash against the 72-year-old has been so intense that Charles and Camilla have been forced to disable comments on their official Clarence House Instagram account” and have even “renewed cries for him to step aside as future monarch.”

Prince Charles “experienced extreme hate when his affair with Camilla was outed…. But it was never as bad as this,” a source told the tabloid. Public relations for Prince Charles do not “believe his reputation can recover from this.” Queen Elizabeth is said to be “so concerned by the public’s response that she is considering heeding renewed cries for him to step down.”

It is true that Prince Charles and especially Bowles’s popularity has tanked due to The Crown, but this story is completely ludicrous. Prince Charles was not asked to step aside when this actually happened, but he’s going to be forced out because of a Netflix series? Come on.

If Queen Elizabeth stood by her son when he actually married his mistress, then surely she’s going to stand by him despite The Crown backlash. It truly doesn’t matter what the public thinks about Prince Charles. He’s hardly the pariah this tabloid makes him out to be, but even he was he would still be King of England.

Ideally, you’d want a monarch to be well-liked, but England’s history is filled with unpopular leaders who still attained power. The rules of succession will be upheld, and Prince Charles will someday be king.

Prince Charles is a frequent target of this tabloid. It claimed he flew to America during COVID-19 to kidnap, err, “rescue” baby Archie from the Sussexes. That simply never happened, nor was he crowned king in a secret ceremony as Woman’s Day claimed in September.

This tabloid recently said the line of succession was in crisis because of Prince William’s coronavirus diagnosis. The line of succession extends well beyond Prince Charles and Prince William, so no such crisis ever happened. We also busted this tabloid for saying Kate Middleton had been crowned queen. All of these stories prove one thing: you cannot trust Woman’s Day when it comes to their royal coverage.

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