King Charles III was feeling emotional after a new documentary centered on his wife Queen Camilla's work.
During a reception at Buckingham Palace ahead of the British monarch's 76th birthday, Charles revealed he was "moved" by the new documentary Her Majesty the Queen: Behind Closed Doors, which premiered November 11 and highlights Camilla's work with victims of domestic violence and her pledge to continue fighting to end domestic abuse until she is "able to no more," per People.
According to The Telegraph, Charles spoke to actor Damian Lewis about the film and even shared how he believed it may even capture the attention of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, saying, "It's very moving isn't it? I think BAFTA are interested in it."
The King of England was even "moved to tears" when he first saw a preview, telling Kerene Barefield and Naveed Chowdhary-Flatt, who directed and produced the film, that he was "very proud" of the documentary and that "it reduced me to tears."
Camilla has recently been experiencing a ongoing health struggle that has kept her away from royal duties, battling an unfortunate infection that left her feeling "unwell." Fortunately, she seems to be on the mend, telling a crowd at a reception earlier this week that she is "obviously getting much better" but still dealing with the effects of her illness.