King Charles and Queen Camilla commemorate victims of the September 11 attacks during a visit to New York. The royal couple lay a bouquet at the National September 11 Memorial, honoring those who died in the 2001 attacks. Following the memorial ceremony, they meet with families of victims and with first responders connected to the tragedy. Multiple reports describe the visit as part of the couple’s time in the city and focus on formal remembrance activities at the memorial site and subsequent discussions with people affected by the attacks. The accounts consistently say Charles performs the flowers-laying at the memorial, while both Charles and Camilla take part in meetings with victims’ families and first responders. Across sources, there is no dispute over the location or the key events: the bouquet at the 9/11 Memorial and the royal meetings afterward with individuals directly impacted by the attacks.