It seems King Charles needed an 'insurance policy' to keep his disgraced brother in check before he signed off on stripping Andrew Mountbatten Windsor of his titles and home.

It took a decade-long compilation of a 'highly explosive' dossier by Palace aides on the former Duke and Sarah Ferguson's many controversial activities to ensure the couple wouldn't go rogue after their fall from grace.

The existence of the file, said to span around 30 years, is believed to include detailed records gathered from aides, security officers, and embassy staff abroad, and it is reportedly kept under lock and key in the Palace, to keep Mountbatten Windsor and Fergie in line should they ever 'try their luck.’

As King Charles continues his cancer treatment, Prince William is gradually taking the reins, hell bent on modernizing the monarchy.

The Prince of Wales has previously spoken about shedding some of the pomp and tradition when he does take the throne.

Staying true to that vision, he broke from the royal rulebook during his visit to Brazil on November 4, where he was snapped clicking selfies with fans.

According to body language expert Darren Stanton, William's behavior marked a stark departure from the late Queen Elizabeth's more formal approach when interacting with the public.

King Charles has had a hard time cleaning up the fallout from Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's scandalous ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Ultimately, the monarch ordered Mountbatten Windsor to relinquish his royal titles.

In a statement from the Palace, it was confirmed that the former Prince would also be vacating Royal Lodge.

Now, a source claims Charles has offered him their dad, Prince Philip's, former residence instead.

While this may seem like a kind gesture, insiders argue it's a calculated 'royal trap,' intended to push the disgraced royal further into obscurity.

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