King Charles III has deeply touched fans with his heartfelt Christmas message, recorded in the Fitzrovia Chapel, a former hospital chapel in central London.
The 76-year-old monarch, who is reportedly battling cancer, chose this special location as a symbol of strength and hope. The chapel holds personal significance, as it was built on the foundation stone laid by his grandfather, King George VI, in 1928.
Fans praised the King’s decision, calling it a meaningful gesture for those fighting serious illnesses. One fan commented, “We’re so thankful to His Majesty for this touching message. It means so much to everyone at the Royal Trinity Hospice during this season.” Another added, “His nod to his grandfather is truly inspiring.”
According to sources, Charles wanted his Christmas broadcast to feel modern and relevant while honoring the legacy of his great-grandfather George V, who started the tradition in 1932.
The pre-recorded message will air on Christmas Day, continuing the royal tradition of addressing the nation during the festive season.