It appears that King Charles III has gone from one struggle to another in the span of just a few months.

After facing opposition in Australia over calls for his removal and dismissing serious allegations of genocide, which were ultimately proven false, the King is now embroiled in a highly publicized family feud back home in the UK.

This time, the issue is with his brother, Prince Andrew, in what has been described as a “brutal rift” that is escalating by the day.

At the age of 75, and currently battling cancer, the monarch is clearly feeling the strain of these intense personal conflicts.

Most recently, a sudden fainting spell during a public appearance has raised concerns about his health and well-being, as his critics and supporters alike wonder how much longer he can weather these storms.

Reports indicate that King Charles III has made a bold and controversial decision to cut off financial support for his brother, Prince Andrew, after three months of pressure from his advisers. This move has caused a deepening rift between the two, as Charles has now requested that Andrew vacate Royal Lodge, a 30-room property in Windsor, and move into Frogmore Cottage, which has recently been vacated by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The ongoing struggle between Charles and Andrew comes at a time when the royal family is already dealing with other significant challenges. Kate Middleton’s concerns over her role and the ongoing health struggles of both the King and his family have created a tense atmosphere within the monarchy. Moreover, Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah, Duchess of York, has also been facing her own personal struggles, adding another layer of complexity to the royal family’s public image.