Taylor Swift and King Charles III Meet with Southport Stabbing Survivors

The pop star and the monarch engage with victims and their families, offering support and condolences after the tragic attack.

Taylor Swift met survivors of the Southport stabbing at her London concert, providing a memorable experience for affected families.
King Charles III visited Merseyside to speak with victims and first responders, signing a condolence book and viewing a public memorial.
Three girls were killed and several others injured in the attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in July.
Swift shared her shock and grief on social media, later inviting survivors to her concert and meeting them backstage.
The suspect, a 17-year-old boy, faces multiple charges including murder and attempted murder.