Prince Charles awarded British Olympic diver Tom Daley the OBE
The official ceremony was held at Windsor Castle, where Prince Charles–representing Queen Elizabeth II–honoured Tom Daley with the title of Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, in the presence of his husband Dustin Lance Black.
Honour for ‘services to diving, LGBTQ+ rights and charity’.
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On his Instagram profile, Tom Daley shared some anecdotes about the investiture ceremony, claiming to have joked with the heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, and talked to him about the ‘secrets’ of knitting.
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King George V established the honour in 1917. Still, only thanks to the current Queen Elizabeth II has it come back by awarding British citizens who have brought prestige to the UK from culture to sport.
Congratulations to Tom Daley!
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