King Charles today paid tribute to medical staff who provided “support” and “comfort” to the royal family during his Christmas message, following a year marked by cancers for the monarch and his daughter-in-law Kate. The 76-year-old king delivered his speech, in a pre-recorded message, in an old London hospital chapel, a symbolic choice. “My special and sincere thanks go to the dedicated doctors and medical staff who, this year, supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties associated with the disease and provided us with the strength, care and comfort we had need”, he underlined. “I am also deeply grateful to all those who have sent us kind words of compassion and encouragement,” he added. ‘Hardest year of his life’ Britain’s royal family experienced a difficult year in 2024, with the announcement of the king’s cancer in February and that of her princess in March […]
Source: News Beast
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