Myleene Klass receives MBE for campaigning on miscarriage care

In the United Kingdom, Myleene Klass was awarded an MBE at Windsor Castle by King Charles, recognizing her tireless work in advocating for improved miscarriage care. The ceremony took place on Wednesday, during which she reflected on her experience of suffering four miscarriages. Her public discussions about these personal losses have contributed to raising awareness and prompting calls for reform in women’s healthcare policies surrounding miscarriage. Klass emphasized that the honor she received is not just a personal accolade but a recognition of the collective efforts of many who strive to improve this overlooked area of healthcare. She pointed out that the King's acknowledgment of the need for advancements in miscarriage care is a hopeful sign for women experiencing such losses. This recognition spurred her to continue advocating for policy changes to ensure that women and families receive appropriate support. Also at the ceremony, former X-Factor singer Leona Lewis was honored with an OBE for her significant contributions to music and charity. Lewis, alongside her family, expressed gratitude for the recognition as part of her ongoing commitment to use her platform for greater causes. Moreover, Dame Patricia Hewitt was recognized for her services to public health and NHS reform, notably for her role in implementing the smoke-free legislation, showcasing the diverse achievements celebrated at the event. Overall, the investiture highlighted not only personal achievements but also broader societal impacts, showcasing the importance of advocacy in advancing healthcare policies and practices in the UK.