Mondejar Steiner reportedly invited wealthy individuals to a polo match, offering exclusive meetings with Prince William in exchange for donations to her philanthropic foundation.

The palace emphasized that Prince William does not condone such behavior and was unaware of Steiner's tactics.

Sources close to Steiner indicated that she cannot comment on the matter due to a confidentiality agreement, while her primary goal remains fundraising for her father's technical college in the Philippines.

Due to protocol, Kensington Palace typically announces William's charity associations only after events conclude, which undermined Steiner's credibility.

Following the incident, Mondejar Steiner has been disallowed from sponsoring the invitation-only event, which aims to raise funds for causes important to Prince William.

Despite the controversy, Prince William is still expected to attend the event and host a private reception for those involved in the charity.

The Guards Polo Club, which has historical ties to the royal family, adds to the sensitivity surrounding this incident.

Last year's polo event successfully raised over £1 million for various causes supported by the Prince and Princess of Wales, including the Wales Air Ambulance and Child Bereavement UK.

However, the Prince of Wales severed connections with Steiner after she allegedly attempted to sell access to him for £20,000.

In response to these revelations, Kensington Palace took immediate action to prevent the unauthorized access plan from being realized.

Kensington Palace was reportedly unaware of Steiner's fundraising scheme until informed by the press, prompting them to terminate her sponsorship.

Steiner's team also proposed advertising opportunities that included meeting William for £50,000, further raising concerns about the appropriateness of her actions.