Oscar Nominated Actress Carey Mulligan Awarded CBE By King Charles

Oscar-nominated actress Carey Mulligan awarded CBE by King Charles Oscar-nominated British actress Carey Mulligan has been awarded a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) by King Charles III during an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle.

The honour, presented on Tuesday, recognises Mulligan’s significant contributions to drama and her acclaimed work across film, television, and theatre. Mulligan, 40, attended the ceremony accompanied by her husband, musician Marcus Mumford. She was seen receiving the insignia from the King and later posed for photographs outside the historic royal residence.

Speaking after the ceremony, the actress expressed gratitude for the recognition, describing it as “extraordinary.” She said she felt “unbelievably lucky” to work in a profession she loves, adding that the honour made the experience even more meaningful. The CBE is one of the UK’s highest civilian honours, awarded to individuals who have made a notable impact in their field.

Mulligan is widely known for her performances in films such as An Education, Promising Young Woman, and Maestro, earning multiple Academy Award nominations throughout her career.

Looking ahead, she is set to appear in an upcoming film adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia, directed by Greta Gerwig, alongside a star-studded cast. The investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle is part of a long standing tradition in which members of the Royal Family formally present honours to individuals recognised in the UK’s honours system.