King Charles III will deliver his Christmas Day address from a former hospital chapel, marking his ongoing cancer treatment and choosing to break from traditional festive settings. The King selected the ornate 19th-century venue after being captivated by its history and beauty.
KING Charles will deliver his Christmas Day address from a former hospital chapel to mark his ongoing cancer treatment.The monarch wanted to break from festive tradition at the end of a tumultuous year.Charles is said to have loved photos of the ornate 19th-century venue, and surprised passers-by when he arrived for filming amid high security a fortnight ago.
A Palace source said: “The King wanted to do things a bit differently this year and reach out into the community rather than just in the royal estates, which is a key theme of his work.” He loved the pictures and loved the story behind it and loved the place when he got there. He was completely enchanted.The Royal Household scoured several locations for the address until finding “a clear favourite” which “ticked all the boxes”. Charles personally chose it before visiting for the first time on the day of filming on December 11, when the area close toThe source added: “It seemed logical it must have some healthcare connection, it had to be a community space there to bring communities together, that it was suitably beautiful and festive, and have a royal connection, and be in easy reach ofHow Wills had 'terrible fights' with his 'secret’ sister ahead of Xmas reunion “He loved the pictures and loved the story behind it and loved the place when he got there. He was completely enchanted.”Diana, who divorced Charles in 1996, also returned with then-First Lady Barbara Bush in 1991. Although the contents of tomorrow’s address are kept secret until it airs, it is understood Charles will mention his and the current However, their health battles, which have loomed large in the royal year, will not be the “dominant theme”, it is claime
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