Queen Camilla Pledges to Stop Buying New Fur

Buckingham Palace confirms the Queen's decision in response to advocacy from animal rights group PETA.

Queen Camilla will no longer add new fur garments to her wardrobe, following a similar decision by Queen Elizabeth II in 2019.
PETA celebrated the move, stating it aligns with the values of the majority of British people who oppose wearing animal fur.
The Queen's stance does not address whether she will continue to wear existing fur items.
The decision comes after public criticism of the use of animal products in royal attire, including fur and ivory.
The Ministry of Defense maintains the use of real bear fur for the King's Guard's caps, despite calls for change.