The King and Queen paid a sweet tribute to Beth, who died earlier this month, in their Christmas decorations at their country home, Highgrove

Queen Camilla's dog of 13 years passed away recently, which led King Charles III, 76, to tell Royal Variety Performance hosts Alan Carr and Amanda Holden they plan on getting a new dog soon. The Queen,

Queen Camilla revealed that her much-loved Jack Russell terrier Beth had died last week in a poignant Instagram post - and King Charles has now given an update on their plans after the dog's death

Queen Camilla and her husband King Charles III announced on Nov. 18 that their beloved rescue dog Beth had died.

King Charles honoured his beloved wife Queen Camilla with a heartfelt tribute amid her health struggles. The royal family marked the beginning of the '16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence' campaign with a tribute to the Queen,

Though no one can replace Beth, the King and Queen plan to get a new dog to add to their family, he said at the Royal Variety Performance on Nov. 22

King Charles and Queen Camilla are remembering their late dog this holiday season. The Christmas tree at Highgrove Gardens features a tribute to Their Majesties' rescue dog Beth, who passed away this month.

King Charles has disclosed his plans to get a new canine companion following the passing of Queen Camilla's cherished Jack Russell, Beth.