King Charles and Queen Camilla Mourn the Loss of Beloved Dog Beth

In a heartfelt announcement, King Charles and Queen Camilla shared the sad news of the passing of Beth, the Queen's cherished companion.

The announcement came via a touching social media post on Monday, where the palace expressed their sorrow over the loss of the Jack Russell terrier, who had brought immense joy to their lives.

The post celebrated Beth's contributions, whether it was joining the royal couple on walks, assisting during official duties, or simply curling up by the fire.

Accompanying the announcement were a series of heartwarming photos that captured the essence of Beth's life with the royals.

One photograph showed the Queen enjoying a walk with her beloved dog in the scenic Highlands, while another depicted a delightful moment with the late Paul O'Grady.

A particularly endearing image featured Beth jumping up to nuzzle King Charles, showcasing the bond they shared.

The post also included a video of Beth accompanying Camilla during a public engagement at the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in December 2020, where she playfully used a sausage to unveil a plaque.

Camilla adopted both Beth and her fellow Jack Russell, Bluebell, from the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.

The two dogs have been regular fixtures at royal events, even stealing the spotlight during celebrations for Charles and Camilla's 15th wedding anniversary in 2020.

As news of Beth's passing spread, royal fans flooded social media with condolences, expressing their sympathy and sharing the pain of losing a beloved pet.

In a separate but equally emotional revelation, King Charles recently opened up about a moment that brought him to tears.

During a reception at Buckingham Palace, he spoke candidly about being moved by a documentary focused on Queen Camilla's work with domestic violence victims.

The film, titled “Her Majesty the Queen, Behind Closed Doors,” premiered on ITV1 on November 11, just days before Charles' 76th birthday.

At the reception, the King shared his feelings with guests, noting how touching the documentary was.

He praised Camilla's dedication to fighting against domestic abuse, emphasizing its significance as a cornerstone of her royal work.

Charles admitted that he was deeply affected by the film, recalling how he was brought to tears when he first watched it in Scotland.

The King also enjoyed a light-hearted exchange with actor Damien Lewis, who stars as Henry VIII in the BBC series “Wolf Hall.”

Lewis playfully teased Charles about his distant relation to the infamous monarch, to which the King responded with humor, complimenting Lewis on his performance and asking him to convey his regards to fellow actors.

Although Queen Camilla joined Charles at the reception, she later skipped the global premiere of “Gladiator 2” to focus on her recovery from a recent chest infection.

She candidly shared that she had felt quite unwell but was on the mend, highlighting her commitment to gradually returning to royal duties.

Meanwhile, the film and TV charity, which the King supports as patron, celebrated its centenary year during the event.

The charity aims to promote the well-being of those working behind the scenes in the industry.

Alongside Charles and Camilla, other royal family members, including Prince Edward and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, attended the reception.

In another significant royal moment, insights emerged about King Charles' decision regarding Meghan Markle's travel to Balmoral on the day of Queen Elizabeth II's death.

According to royal author Rob Jobson, Charles informed Prince Harry over the phone that Meghan should remain in London rather than accompany him to Scotland.

Harry, who chose to travel separately from his brother and other senior royals, found himself in an awkward situation.

He recalled his father's reasoning, which he deemed nonsensical and disrespectful.

Harry firmly asserted his desire for Meghan to be with him, leading to a tense exchange regarding the presence of other family members.

Interestingly, while speculation arose about Kate Middleton's absence during this critical time, it became clear that she made the choice to stay home to support their three children on their first day at a new school.

Her decision was rooted in family priorities, demonstrating the balance between royal duties and personal responsibilities.

Queen Elizabeth II passed away peacefully on September 8, 2022, at 3:10 PM.

Only Charles, Camilla, and Princess Anne were present at her bedside during her final moments, having been in Scotland for engagements earlier that week.

Charles briefly stepped away, gathering his thoughts outside, while Anne remained by their mother's side as she slipped away.