THE Queen met two hosts of chat show Loose Women at a royal charity reception yesterday.
ITV stars Janet Street-Porter and Denise Welch were among 100 guests gathered at London’s Clarence House.
Camilla, 77 , hosted the event to mark the 21st anniversary of SafeLives, which aims to end domestic violence.
Diana Parkes , whose daughter Joanna Simpson was killed by her estranged husband, told the Queen the scale of domestic abuse was “frightening”;.
Camilla replied: “Terrifying. And social media.”;
She also met the parents of Holly Newton , a 15-year-old who was stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend.
Holly’s mum Micala Trussler is campaigning for the age at which a person can be classed as a domestic abuse victim to be lowered below 16.
She said of Camilla: “She was really passionate about our campaign.”;
In her first engagements since the King was taken to hospital she had earlier inspected a giant “Green Man Humpty Dumpty Egg”; outside Buckingham Palace.
Marvelling at the 2ft high sculpture outside Buckingham Palace she said: “This is very exciting, a real Humpty Dumpty.”
The artwork is one of 123 that make up “The Big Egg Hunt”; campaign by Elephant Family, the conservation charity founded by Her Majesty’s late brother Mark Shand.
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