The King and Queen hosted guests at a Humanitarian reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday.
Charles and Camilla celebrated exceptional individuals and organisations contributing towards humanitarian efforts across the globe, and there were some famous faces in attendance.
Their Majesties were joined by the King's sister Princess Royal and the late Queen's cousin, the Duke of Gloucester and his wife, at the engagement, which also marked the anniversaries of four global charities.
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of International Health Partners, the 25th anniversary of ShelterBox, the 40th anniversary of Islamic Relief Worldwide and the 80th anniversary of Christian Aid.
During the reception, the King and Queen and their guests will have an opportunity to view displays on the work of the four humanitarian organisations, as well as see stories from volunteers who work with the organisations.
Myleene Klass, who is Classic FM presenter and Save the Children ambassador, has spent 14 years in frontline areas such as Sierra Leone, Colombia, and Afghanistan.
"I told the King that, as the daughter of a Royal Navy veteran, I understand service and resilience. I've seen first-hand how humanitarian work brings hope to children in crisis," she said.
The King was also seen conversing with actor and disability rights activist, Liz Carr.
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