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William and Kate humiliated by Queen Camilla as revenge for ‘disrespectful’ move against…

Just because Prince Harry’s been kicked to the curb, that doesn’t mean the remaining Royals are one big happy family without any issues. It’s no secret that Prince William and Queen Camilla haven’t always had the smoothest relationship, as King Charles III’s sons struggled to accept her as their stepmother back in the day.

Given that their parents’ marriage dissolved because of Charles’ affair with Camilla, it’s no surprise that William and Harry don’t always get on with their father’s second wife — or their rarely mentioned stepbrother and sister. Camilla is both their stepmother and queen, however, and it seems that sometimes she likes to remind William of that.

In fact, sometimes Camilla’s not afraid to teach William a lesson so he remembers exactly who’s boss

Camilla left William and Kate stranded after William made “disrespectful” request to King Charles

According to Robert Jobson’s new book Catherine, Princess of Wales (via The Mirror), Camilla has a tendency to keep William in check when she feels he’s getting too big for his boots. This was particularly true during Queen Elizabeth II’s lifetime, when Charles was still Prince of Wales and William and Kate Middleton were the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Jobson reveal one incident,for instance, when Charles and Camilla and William and Kate were leaving Windsor Castle together so the then-duke asked his dad if he and his wife could ride with him in his security convoy. Camilla is said to have considered William’s request deeply “disrespectful” and so set about arranging a “subtle” jab to bring her stepson down a peg or two.

When Charles was kept waiting several minutes for the couple, Camilla insisted they go without them,” Jobson writes. “As William and Catherine emerged, all they could see were the blue flashing lights of the motorbikes disappearing in the distance.”

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