
Why Did King Charles Cry On The Eve Of His 76Th Birthday? Here's The Reason
The documentary sheds light on Queen Camilla 's ongoing efforts to combat domestic violence, a cause central to her royal work. During the reception, held to celebrate the Film and TV Charity, King Charles spoke with actor Damian Lewis, who had also watched the 90-minute film.“It's very moving, isn't it?” the King remarked, according to The Telegraph.“I think BAFTA [British Academy of Film and Television Arts] are interested in it.”
Also Read | Prince William's vision for monarchy may face major 'threat' from Harry, MeghanThe monarch also expressed his admiration to Kerene Barefield and Naveed Chowdhary-Flatt, the film's director and producer. He revealed that watching a preview of the documentary in Scotland had left him“moved to tears.”“I am very proud of it,” he added.“It reduced me to tears.”
Also Read | Charles was 'disrespectful', did not want Meghan to visit Queen on death-bedThe Queen's documentary highlights her advocacy for domestic violence victims, showcasing her dedication to raising awareness about the issue.
Camilla, 77, has said she will continue her campaign to end domestic abuse“until she is able to no more.”
Also Read | Happy birthday, King Charles: Check the monarch's unique celebration plansAlthough Queen Camilla joined King Charles at the reception, she skipped the global premiere of Gladiator II later that evening as she continues to recover from a chest infection that caused her to miss recent Remembrance events.
The King celebrated his birthday the following day, November 14, with tributes pouring in for the monarch. Legal Disclaimer:
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