The Women Helping Queen Camilla’s Mission to End Domestic Violence | Loose Women

Tonight’s ITV documentary, ‘Her Majesty The Queen: Behind Closed Doors’, follows Queen Camilla over the course of a year as she works to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. We’ll be joined by two women who have worked with her. Rachel Williams is a domestic abuse survivor and campaigner and founder of the charity ‘Standing Up to Domestic Abuse’ which was created in 2019. Liz Thompson is the Director of Public Affairs at SafeLives and in her job she helps with training and the public affairs of the charity.

From series 27, broadcast on 11/11/2024

Like, follow and subscribe to Loose Women!

Catch Loose Women every weekday from 12.30pm on ITV, STV and the ITVX.

Join our panellists as they share their lives and talk about everything from friendships to relationships, parenting to politics, mental health and much, much more. Tune in to find out what your favourite Loose Women have been up to, watch exclusive interviews with showbiz stars, and get a much needed laugh at lunchtime.

#loosewomen

[julietbryden]

I’ve never experienced domestic violence myself. It was about 4-6months ago in Australia prosiest march’s in sydney(n.s.w). Brisbane, qld. Melbourne, Victoria. Possibly thousands proseting(I apologise for the incorrect spelling). Yes Camilla did have a relationship with Charles for years. No affence it a bit hard to say took Charles away from Diana. As she mentioned in an interview once when she was alive three in this relationship. Camilla at least has the compassion, to take this issue seriously. I hope theirs a positive outcome for women in the u.k. maybe as a suggestion peaceful protest march. 😮😢(😊😊❤❤❤❤). I apologise for the length of this comment.

[Daniel-xmi]

No one will help as im a man in leeds temporary accomodation

[Cath-ed]

🎉Queen Camilla, doing a fantastic job helping domestically abused people ❤

[Captainperfection]

Can people STOP calling her queen! Queen CONSORT and thats very important

[ATLcentury]

It’s funny how the biggest home wrecker now wants to end domestic violence, LOL.

[Ruinedporcelaindoll]

After everything she has done to Diana, it’s ridiculous how she still has the audacity to do this kind of gestures. Like No shame at all…

[Steve_the_lion]

The big question is, why don't we teach women to be more responsible whom they select as a partner?

[riderskater]

I'm in the process of dumping my country because the orange one just became president. And i love the British people. But hypocritical behavior drives me mad. So essentially I'm a nomad without a country. What do we do when that happens? Maybe move to France!

[riderskater]

This is so hypocritical. A woman who stole another woman's husband is championing abusive behavior. As an American I'm Godsmack.

[rebeccawilliams]

What absolute blatant lies allowed on a day time tv show. An advocate for domestic abuse victims, what an insult for genuine people. It really baffles me why she still uses the surname Williams, why would you want to keep the name of such a monster 🤔 The story is perfectly scripted to resonate with domestic victims, with a little bit more added each time for effect. Sadly this is all motivated by the cash flow. I know as a mother, losing my child would be my motivation, my every thought, my way to make a change. You don’t do any of this in Jacks memory, only for your own profile. I hope one day grief does find you…be assured it will.

[hannahdaki]

Camilla needs to start with William to help him with his anger and stop domestic violence

[grahamwalne]

Can Camilla relate to such terrible abuse to be able to truly understand such cruelty ?