Overview
- Queen Camilla met French survivor-activist Gisèle Pelicot at Clarence House on Monday in London, and the palace released an official photograph of the encounter.
- The meeting was a personal exchange focused on ways to support victims of sexual abuse, according to reports from the event.
- Camilla told Pelicot she finished her new memoir in two days and that the case left her “shocked” and “speechless,” outlets reported.
- After the 2024 trial, Camilla sent Pelicot a personal letter praising her courage and dignity, which Pelicot has since framed in her office.
- Pelicot rose to prominence after waiving anonymity during a months-long trial that produced dozens of convictions and later received France’s Legion of Honour.