A shocking new Channel 4 documentary has sent shockwaves through the UK and beyond, unveiling a major scandal involving King Charles and Prince William.

The investigation claims that the royal family has been profiting off financially struggling charities, public services, and the taxpayer, in a revelation that many are calling a “betrayal” of public trust.

Titled **”Royal Profiteering: The Hidden Empire of the Duchies,”** the documentary reveals how both King Charles and Prince William’s private estates—the Duchy of Lancaster and the Duchy of Cornwall—have been exploiting their privileged status to make millions from public services that are meant to serve the common good.

This is a stark contrast to the royal family’s public stance on climate change and sustainability.

Critics argue that while the royals to promote green causes, their own property empire is not upholding the environmental standards they preach.

Despite King Charles and Prince William’s claims that the income from these estates is used to fund their charitable efforts, the lack of transparency surrounding the exact amounts they take home has left many questioning the true scale of their wealth.

Critics argue that the royal family’s wealth should be scrutinized more closely, particularly as they continue to hold a privileged position while the rest of the country grapples with austerity and a shrinking social safety net.

As support for the monarchy continues to erode, particularly among younger generations, the royal family may face a reckoning in the coming years. For those outside the UK, this documentary serves as a powerful reminder of the gulf between the royal family’s public image and their private business dealings.