King Charles has taken a different route this year by delivering his Christmas message from a church setting instead of the traditional royal estate.

This change comes as the King is courageously dealing with a cancer diagnosis, as some insiders have revealed.

This year, the annual Christmas address that King Charles delivers to the nation is set to take place from a hospital chapel. His heartfelt message will air on television this Wednesday, originating from the well-known Fitzrovia Chapel located in London.

This chapel once served as a spiritual haven for those at Middlesex Hospital.

It’s been nearly 14 years since the King’s speech has been filmed somewhere other than the familiar royal surroundings.

The chapel setting this year symbolizes the themes of healthcare and community, which King Charles will eloquently address in his speech. This has been affirmed by reports from The Telegraph.

The theme of this year’s message will largely focus on the tremendous contributions of healthcare professionals in a challenging year marked by his own and his daughter-in-law’s cancer diagnoses.

In his address, King Charles will express his deep appreciation and respect for the healthcare community. Additionally, he is expected to commend the nation for their solidarity and resilience following the distressing events that unfolded in Southport.