Queen opens up about ‘terrifying’ social media while supporting domestic abuse survivors amid King Charles’ health battle
Buckingham Palace has released a touching new video of Queen Camilla, who delivered a deeply emotional message as she continues her royal duties amid King Charles III’s ongoing health crisis.
In the video shared via the royal family's official social media accounts, the Queen is seen hosting a reception at Clarence House for SafeLives, a charity dedicated to ending domestic abuse. Camilla, 77, became visibly emotional as she described social media as “terrifying” while listening to survivors’ experiences and showing support for affected families.
The Palace statement read:
“The Queen, who is Patron of SafeLives, hosted a reception for survivors of domestic abuse, frontline professionals, and supporters to mark the charity’s 21st anniversary.”
“Her Majesty welcomed around 100 guests to Clarence House to highlight the work that SafeLives undertakes, and to hear more about its commitment to a future without domestic abuse.”
During the event, Camilla met with several families personally impacted by domestic violence. Her heartfelt interaction and candid remarks drew praise from attendees, as she continues to carry out engagements while the King focuses on his recovery following his cancer diagnosis.
The Queen’s emotional presence at the event comes at a time of heightened concern for the royal family, reflecting her strength and compassion during a difficult chapter for the monarchy.
