The King, 75, met the families of the three murdered girls at Clarence House in London on Wednesday, Aug. 21

King Charles met with the families of the three young girls who died at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class on July 29.

The King, 75, hosted the families at his London residence, Clarence House, on Wednesday, Aug. 21. It was a private event, and Buckingham Palace has not released any more details of the meeting.

It followed King Charles’ visit to Southport, near Liverpool, where the attack happened, the previous day.

Three girls — Bebe King, 6, Elsie Dot Stancombe, 7, and Alice Dasilva Aguiar, 9 — died in the attack. Several other children were also injured, as were two adults who intervened.

A teenage boy, who was 17 at the time, has been charged with their murders. After the arrest was made, disturbances and riots, much of it fueled by misinformation spread online, broke out at Southport, where the mosque came under attack, and in other cities around England.

On Aug. 20, King Charles met community leaders and some of those who were caught up in the aftermath of the attack, and the members of the emergency services who were called to cope with both the initial tragedy and the violent disturbances that followed it.

The monarch also spent time with local faith leaders including the imam of Southport’s mosque.