EastEnders Star Anita Dobson Honored for Charity Work at Windsor Castle

Last month, acclaimed actress Anita Dobson was honored with an OBE for her longstanding charity work. The EastEnders star, who appeared on the popular British soap opera for over a decade, was visibly moved during the ceremony at Windsor Castle, where she was presented the award by King Charles.

Dobson confessed that she was "overwhelmed" by the experience, sharing that she "well up just before" receiving the prestigious honor. The 76-year-old actress praised the King, describing him as "lovely" and "charming" during their interaction. Dobson expressed gratitude for the opportunities her successful acting career has afforded her to lend her support to various charitable causes.

The Doctor Who actress emphasized that her charity work has brought her "an awful lot of pleasure" over the years, as well as the chance to support people in need. Dobson also spoke passionately about her efforts to support children, stating that they represent "the hope for this world" and the importance of nurturing them with the "right ethics and morals".