King Charles Pays Tribute To Queen Elizabeth In First Christmas Speech As Monarch

King Charles delivered his first Christmas speech as monarch on Sunday, three months after the dying of his mom, Queen Elizabeth II.

The king spoke of the late queen in his speech, who died in September.

“I’m standing right here on this beautiful chapel of St George, at Windsor Citadel, so near the place my beloved mom, the late queen, is laid to relaxation with my pricey father,” the sovereign mentioned. “I'm reminded of the deeply touching letters, playing cards, and messages which so lots of you've gotten despatched my spouse and myself and I can not thanks sufficient for the love and sympathy you've gotten proven our entire household.”

“Christmas is a very poignant time for all of us who've misplaced family members,” he added. “We really feel their absence at each acquainted flip of the season and keep in mind them in every cherished custom.”

Earlier within the day, the king and Queen Camilla joined Prince William and Kate Middleton and their three youngsters ― Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis ― and different members of the royal household for the Christmas Day morning service at Sandringham Church.

Princess Charlotte, the Princess of Wales, Camilla, Queen Consort, Prince Louis, Prince George, King Charles III and Prince William attend the Christmas Day service at Sandringham Church on Dec. 25.
Princess Charlotte, the Princess of Wales, Camilla, Queen Consort, Prince Louis, Prince George, King Charles III and Prince William attend the Christmas Day service at Sandringham Church on Dec. 25.
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It was the primary time that little Louis has made an look together with his mother and father for the event.

Prince Andrew, who's not a working royal and not too long ago settled a sexual abuse lawsuit earlier this yr, additionally joined the household.

The king’s speech was recorded at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Citadel on Dec. 13 ― simply after the primary three episodes of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix docuseries, “Harry & Meghan,” had been launched.

Neither Buckingham nor Kensington Palace responded to the claims made within the sequence.

Queen Elizabeth II pictured at her final Christmas broadcast in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle on Dec. 23, 2021, in Windsor, England.
Queen Elizabeth II pictured at her last Christmas broadcast within the White Drawing Room at Windsor Citadel on Dec. 23, 2021, in Windsor, England.
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The palaces are making ready for one more spherical of allegations, because the Duke of Sussex’s memoir, “Spare,” will arrive on Jan. 10, 2023 ― almost three years after Harry and Meghan introduced they had been stepping again as senior working members of the royal household.

The duke mentioned in a assertion concerning the memoir in July 2021 that he's writing his e book “not because the prince I used to be born however as the person I've turn out to be.”

“I’ve worn many hats through the years, each actually and figuratively, and my hope is that in telling my story—the highs and lows, the errors, the teachings realized—I might help present that irrespective of the place we come from, we now have extra in frequent than we predict,” Harry mentioned.

He added that he’s “excited for folks to learn a firsthand account of my life that’s correct and wholly truthful.”

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