King Charles III will deliver his annual Christmas Day message from Fitzrovia Chapel in London, marking the first time in 14 years that the speech will not be filmed on a royal estate. The former hospital chapel reflects the King's focus on healthcare and community in his message.
The King has broken tradition by recording this year's Christmas Day message at a church rather than on a royal estate. King Charles has chosen to film the annual address to the nation at a former hospital chapel following his ongoing battle with cancer. The Monarch will appear on TV screens on Wednesday to deliver his speech from the Fitzrovia Chapel in London, which once served as a chapel for Middlesex Hospital.
It marks the first time in 14 years that the King's speech has not been filmed on a royal estate. The chapel is understood to reflect the key themes of healthcare and community that the King is expected to talk about during the speech, according to The Telegraph. The newspaper added that his message will focus on the 'incredible work' of the healthcare profession in a year where he and his daughter-in-law, the Princess of Wales, were both diagnosed with cancer. He will also highlight the value of community, praising the British people for coming together in the wake of this summer's far-right riots after the Southport stabbings. Charles has been undergoing treatment after being diagnosed with an undisclosed form of the disease in February. It was revealed last week that the 76-year-old is 'moving in a positive direction' and will continue his treatment into 2025. The King has broken tradition by recording this year's Christmas Day message at Fitzrovia Chapel, which once served as a chapel for Middlesex Hospital. The Monarch will appear on TV screens on Wednesday to deliver his speech from the Fitzrovia Chapel in London. The King's speech last year was filmed inside Buckingham Palace, however, this year it will be filmed inside a former hospital chapel. It was reportedly the monarch's own idea to film the broadcast outside of the royal residences. The late Queen filmed her 2010 Christmas speech at Hampton Court Palace, marking the last time a monarch broke this tradition
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