When Laura Lopes, Queen Camilla’s daughter, insulted Princess Anne in public at a fancy charity lunch, Buckingham Palace became a storm of anger. Laura, 47, made a snide remark about Anne’s “old-fashioned ways,” saying she was “stuck in the past.” The room went quiet.

But Prince William, who is 43 years old, lost it. He got up, his face red, and yelled, “How dare you treat my aunt like that?” She deserves more! The outburst shocked guests and made Camilla very angry, showing how broken the family is.

Anne, 75 and a royal rock, kept her cool and smiled tightly, but insiders say she was deeply hurt. “Anne has given her life to the family—this was a low blow,” a source at the palace said.

William’s strong loyalty to his aunt, who is like a second mother to him, was clear when he defended her. Queen Kate, who is 42, took his hand and looked very worried. Camilla, who is 78, gave Laura a dirty look, but it was too late; the air was thick with pain.

The news spread quickly, like a wave on social media. Fans are cheering for William with the hashtag #WilliamDefendsAnne. Anne is a queen, and Laura is out of line! But Camilla’s fans say, “Stop the drama! Family fights happen.”

People who don’t like it call it a “power clash,” linking it to old fights like Camilla’s fight with Charlotte over her tiara and Meghan’s jealous comments about Kate. One tweet said, “Camilla’s side feels like outsiders.”

King Charles, who is 76 and fighting cancer, called a quiet meeting to calm things down. The source said, “He wants peace, but the wounds run deep.”

William’s stance shows how the family is split between loyalty to blood, like Anne, and new ties, like Camilla’s kids. The palace feels more fragile than ever because Harry is asking for respect, and Meghan is making bold claims.

Is this just a fight over lunch, or does it mean the royals are breaking up? Fans want hugs, not more yelling. But William’s roar is loud, a call for respect in a family that is about to break up.

People are waiting to see if Camilla can calm things down or if the insults will make things worse.