Sienna Miller Named Ambassador for King Charles' Foundation

The actress will support sustainability initiatives and traditional crafts as the charity approaches its 35th anniversary.

Sienna Miller has been announced as the newest ambassador for The King’s Foundation, a charity founded by King Charles in 1990 to promote sustainability and traditional skills.
The announcement was made during the foundation's annual Christmas carol concert in London, where Miller performed a reading of Sir John Betjeman’s 'Christmas.'
Miller expressed enthusiasm for her role, highlighting her interest in textiles and the foundation's expertise in the field, which includes educational programs in heritage crafts.
Her appointment follows prior involvement with the charity, including visits to its headquarters at Dumfries House and participation in its annual awards ceremony earlier this year.
The King’s Foundation is preparing to celebrate its 35th anniversary in 2025, with Miller joining other high-profile ambassadors such as David Beckham to champion its mission.