King Charles & Queen Camilla Unveil Queen Elizabeth Memorial

0:00It's April 21st. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headlines shine. Powered by AI. King Charles and Queen Camilla dropped by the British Museum with Prime Minister Keir Starmer to check out the final design for the National Memorial. To Queen Elizabeth II. Lord Norman Foster unveiled a scale model right there in the reading room and they watched a short film on the project details. They also met the three artists crafting sculptures, Martin Jennings, Yinka Shawnee Bear, and Karen Newman who showed off their small scale models. All these pieces, including Foster's design, go on public display at the museum soon so folks can see them up close. Prime Minister Starmer kept it light, smiling for cameras but brushing off questions about the drama over Lord Peter Mandelson's Ambassador Pick-2, the United States. Meanwhile, the King and Prince William chatted with leaders from the Queen Elizabeth Trust about ongoing work. This visit follows King Charles' heartfelt speech for what would have been his mother's 100th birthday filmed at Balmoral where she spent.

1:06Her last days, he reflected on her steady service that famous Pattington Bear moment and pledged his own duty moving forward. These events kick off a full day of tribute to Cross-London, honoring a life that touched millions and keeping her legacy front and center.