AMANDA PLATELL: I’m Sickened Charles Still Hasn’t Cut Off Leeches Andrew and Fergie – and Her Shocking Emails Are Just the Beginning. Mark My Words, This Scandal Could End the Monarchy

When Queen Elizabeth passed away, many believed King Charles would usher in a new era of strength, transparency, and modernity for the British monarchy. Instead, what we have witnessed is dithering, weakness, and an alarming inability to act decisively against the two most toxic forces still lingering around the royal household: Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.

It beggars belief that Charles, a man who has waited his entire life for the throne, continues to allow Andrew and Fergie to occupy space in the royal narrative. Andrew, disgraced by scandal after scandal, has already done irreparable damage to the family’s reputation. Fergie, meanwhile, has lived a life of questionable judgment, financial controversy, and shameless opportunism. Together, they are the very embodiment of the rot that the monarchy claims to have left behind.

And now we learn of damning emails linked to Fergie — messages that are said to reveal an even more troubling side of her dealings. The whispers in court circles suggest that what has leaked so far isn’t even half the story. If that’s true, and if these alleged communications reach the public in full, the fallout could be catastrophic.

Charles’s failure to act is not just about poor optics. It sends a message to the British people: that the monarchy is unwilling, or perhaps incapable, of cleaning up its own mess. The King is tasked with being the custodian of an institution that dates back more than a thousand years. Yet by keeping Andrew and Fergie in the royal fold — even on the fringes — he risks bringing the entire House of Windsor to its knees.

We’ve seen this before. Scandal and whispers of corruption erode public trust far faster than ceremony and pageantry can repair it. The monarchy survived the abdication crisis of Edward VIII and the turmoil of Diana’s death, but only by adapting. Charles cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of the past by hiding behind silence or misplaced loyalty to family members who have long since forfeited their right to royal privilege.

The public mood is shifting. Younger generations already question the relevance of the monarchy in modern Britain. Every new revelation about Andrew and Fergie fuels the argument that the royals are little more than a taxpayer-funded soap opera — lavishly maintained but morally bankrupt.

If Charles does not cut ties now, he risks cementing that perception forever. This is bigger than public relations; it’s about the survival of the monarchy itself. The King’s job is not to coddle scandalous siblings or ex-wives. It is to protect the institution for future generations — William, George, Charlotte, and Louis.

Mark my words: if these emails see the light of day, and Charles is still seen shielding Andrew and Fergie, it will not just be another scandal for the tabloids. It could be the death knell of the monarchy.