He rey Carlos III met this week with the relatives of the victims of the attack in Southportwhich occurred a few weeks ago in an establishment where a theme party was being held and left several people injured and dead.
That is why this Tuesday the British monarch traveled to this town located northwest of England. Upon his arrival, he stopped to look at the floral offerings and stuffed animals in tribute to the victims. He even greeted several people and children who gathered outside City Hall to welcome him.
And it was in this context that Charles was receiving some gifts from the public, such as a silk heart given to him by Max, an eight-year-old boy. Something that moved the monarch quite a bit, as he even gently stroked his head.
King Charles III received some gifts from the public to give to Kate Middleton
He also received some crocheted pink hearts from a woman named June. However, it was striking that this gift was not intended for him but for the Princess of Wales. In fact, She asked the king to give them these woven hearts Kate Middleton and her daughter, the princesa Charlotte. To which Carlos replied: “I will.”
So, from these statements, we can see that he has firmly committed to fulfilling this emotional promise to the woman and delivering the gift to both his daughter-in-law and his granddaughter, which will surely move both of them.
The visit of Charles III to Southport
The British monarch showed his most supportive and solemn side with those who were affected during the attack on July 29, which caused the death of 3 girls and the injury of 10 minors in a dance class with a theme of Taylor Swift.
Charles III traveled from Scotland to offer condolences to the victims of the attack on July 29
This attack was committed by a 17-year-old boy, who has already been arrested for stabbing the victims with a knife. However, it has shocked the entire British people, including the Royal family and which has shown solidarity with the victims and their families from the beginning.
For the same reason that last August 20th Charles III visited Southport to show their support for what happened. He even held a private meeting with the relatives and some of the children who witnessed the attack, as reported by the magazine People.
“After meeting with families affected by the attack, he spent time with members of the Southport community at town hall. He also viewed the flowers, balloons, stuffed animals and other tributes left in memory of the victims,” the outlet reported.
