Learn how to respect: Queen Camilla sends furious strong message to Prince Harry

King Charles III’s wife Queen Camilla has taken a big step after Prince Harry’s bombshell as she’s set to star in a new documentary.

The 77-year-old Queen’s domestic violence campaign is being promoted in a new ITV documentary just one month after King Charles’ younger son Harry was interviewed on the same channel about his legal pursuits.

90-minute documentary “Her Majesty The Queen: Behind Closed Doors”, which will air later in 2024, features conversations between the Queen and the victims of domestic abuse as well as relatives who have lost loved ones and those working to end violence against women.

Camilla has also said that young people should be taught “respect” as part of the drive to “obliterate” such violence.
The news seems to be a message to Harry who recently appeared on the same network to express his concerns about the media’s practice. The Duke took part in a documentary just last month, titled “Tabloids on Trial”.

Camilla, who’s patron of the charity SafeLives, has been a very active to raise voice for the safety of women and made many visits to refuges. She has also backed calls for a domestic abuse campaign to be introduced in schools nationwide.

Camilla has also said that young people should be taught “respect” as part of the drive to “obliterate” such violence.
The father-of-two discussed his privacy lawsuit win against Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers (NGN) titles The Sun and the now-defunct News of the World, which closed in 2011.

He spoke at length about the ongoing legal battle and why the late Queen Elizabeth II is “very much up there saying, ‘See this through to the end.'”