Queen Camilla Hosts Tea Party for Blind Girl and Her Teddy Bear Named After the Coronation!

The 7-year-old, named Olivia, sang for the Queen and presented her with a special ring she made

Queen Camilla welcomed two very special guests for tea!

On Tuesday, the Queen, 76, shared highlights on Instagram from a tea party she hosted at Windsor Castle last week for a 7-year-old blind girl named Olivia. Olivia also brought along her beloved coronation teddy bear, fittingly named Corrie.

"Last week, The Queen was delighted to be joined by 7-year-old Olivia and family for a special Christmas tea at Windsor Castle. 🎄☕️," read a post shared on the official Royal Family account.

"🧸 Olivia’s Coronation teddy bear Corrie, who travels with her everywhere, was a guest of honour," the message continued.

According to the post, Olivia was diagnosed with a large brain tumor at 17 months of age, which caused permanent blindness. "Since her diagnosis, Olivia has been receiving regular treatment, including chemotherapy. However, none of this has curbed her infectious enthusiasm or love of singing," the royal family added.

"Happy Christmas Olivia — and thank you for all the joy you bring! ♥️," concluded the post, which also featured a series of photos from the royal tea party.

In one image, Olivia could be seen introducing her bear to Camilla. Another captured the young girl holding a stuffed Corgi toy while she and the Queen happily chatted away.

Olivia had an opportunity to show off her vocal talents by performing a carol, along with the Bexley Music Primary Choir, as part of King Charles' Christmas broadcast.

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In a video clip shared on X (formerly Twitter) by Sky News, Olivia belted out an adorable rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," earning smiles and enthusiastic applause from Camilla.

The clip also captured Camilla asking Olivia about her favorite foods. "Hmm... I think one of them is cookies," Olivia replied with a giggle.

Upon hearing that, Camilla sprang into action. "Cookies! Let's see if we can find a special cookie for you," she said, looking over the tea table spread and spotting a confection made especially for Olivia.

Olivia returned the kindness by giving Camilla a ring that she made for her. "Oh, what a beautiful ring," the Queen told her. "Isn't that lovely! Shall I put it on?"

In another charming moment, the Queen helped Olivia experience her very first sip of tea. She poured out a cup and handed it to the little girl, who proceeded to drink away without pause.

"That is proper tea. Still going," Camilla joked as Olivia sipped and sipped.

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Earlier this month, the Queen invited a group of children to Clarence House in support of the Helen & Douglas House and Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity. She and the kids got into the holiday spirit by decorating the Christmas tree at her primary royal residence.

Camilla also treated the little ones to a special surprise — a visit from Santa Claus and his reindeer Dancer and Blitzen. In a video shared on the Royal Family's Instagram page, Camilla could be seen greeting her young guests, handing out treats and small trinkets, and posing for a photo with Santa.

The decorating party is an annual tradition for Camilla, who is the patron of both charities.

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