King Charles III Filmed Christmas Address at St George’s Chapel Months After Queen Elizabeth II’s Committal Service

Every year brings the loss of some prominent people but the death of Queen Elizabeth II was an especially hard blow for many in 2022.

Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm Shop opened in 2020 and has been a hit among fans of the Clarkson's Farm series. Prime Video said the show, which sees the former Top Gear host manage an Oxfordshire farm, will return on February 10 2023.On the farm shop's official Instagram account it has been announced that Diddly Squat is set to temporarily close for a month in January.Sharing a photo of a cow posing alongside Diddly Squat's Farm Gin they informed their 840,000 followers the shop will soon close.On December 26 the post read: "5 days of Diddly 2022 left.

. On Christmas Day, the of and joined and the rest of the royal family on their annual Christmas walk in Sandringham, Norfolk after the morning services for the first time. The tradition had been put on pause for the past several years because of the coronavirus pandemic. During the walk, the first without Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Louis appeared to fall behind.

The fab three! Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis faced many ups and downs in 2022 — but they have remained close through it all.

THE King’s speech was the most watched piece of television on Christmas Day. Over 10.72million people tuned in to see the Monarch deliver the annual festive message for the first time across BBC One, BBC Two and ITV. The number was 1.6million up on the Queen’s last ever festive speech – her 69th Christmas address to the nation.

Prince Louis delighted royal fans with his antics during the Christmas Day walkabout which saw him described as “pure chaos”.

He also acknowledged the many families struggling with the cost of living crisis who are trying to "pay their bills and keep their families fed and warm".But he also praised the "wonderfully kind" citizens who have volunteered their time, food or money in support of those less fortunate.The new monarch notably did not mention Meghan and Harry in his first-ever Christmas speech.Jack, 34, tweeted to his six million followers: "Really thought the King's Speech was going to contain a bit more trash talk about that Netflix doc."Prince Harry and Meghan didn't make an appearance during the eight-minute-long speech written by the sovereign or in the imageries shown on screen as he was delivering it.He focused his attention instead on the work carried out by working members of the Firm.Among those shown in segments of the clip were Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex.Charles mentioned Prince William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales, while he was speaking of the charitable heart showcased by many in the UK every day.Jamie Redknapp sparks fury as he boasts chef cooked Christmas dinner[LATEST]Blake's 7 actor Stephen Greif dies aged 78 as tributes pour in[TRIBUTES]Kaleb Cooper in engagement news as Jeremy Clarkson's daughter reacts[ENGAGEMENT]Referring to Kate and William's first visit to Swansea since they acquired their new title following the death of Elizabeth II, Charles said: "The Prince and Princess of Wales recently visited Wales, shining a light on practical examples of this community spirit."The King noted that, at a time where many in Britain are struggling with the cost-of-living crisis and trying to "pay their bills and keep their families fed and warm", kind people are

Looking festive! Princess Kate was a gorgeous sight at the Royal Christmas Church service in Sandringham on Sunday, December 25.

King Charles III paid tribute to his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II in his first address to the nation Sunday as Britain’s new monarch, vowing to serve with “loyalty, respect and love.”

A royal tradition. King Charles III delivered his first Christmas Day speech as monarch in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II‘s death — and did not mention Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

), and happy last night of Hanukkah as well! There's a variety of holiday content to watch today, and then the rest of the week becomes all about ringing in the new year as the broadcast networks roll out their year-in-review specials, and New Year's Eve specials commence. (Here's a guide to the best , by the way.)If you're a royal watcher, then Christmas is always a big day for the royal family, as they make the early morning walk—and later greet well wishers—to and from church.

Kate and William have released an image of an adorable Christmas card which has been painted by their oldest son Prince George. The festive piece artwork shows a reindeer in a snowy scene, accompanied by robins.

Royals united! For the first time in two years, the royal family attended the traditional Christmas Day church service at Sandringham Estate.

and Kate Middleton and their family joined and at the morning service at Sandringham Church today, as the royals mark their first Christmas since the passing of on 8 September. Her Majesty the Queen traditionally hosted the family at her Norfolk estate over the Christmas period, and before the pandemic forced her to remain in isolation at Windsor Castle, she had spent every Christmas since 1988 at Sandringham, attending the service at St Mary Magdalene Church surrounded by her family. Almost four months after her death, the royals presented a united front in Norfolk today following an undeniably turbulent period for the family. Earlier this month, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex released their explosive docuseries, , on Netflix.

It's Christmas Day, which means that King Charles III will be making his first ever Christmas Speech later this afternoon.

Prince Andrew might be sweating right now… if he could. That’s because King Charles III has FINALLY kicked the disgraced royal out of Buckingham Palace once and for all!

A bittersweet season. Princess Kate paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II with a special holiday message, revealing what the late monarch loved the most about Christmas.

Good afternoon Insiders and a happy holiday to you all, Max Goldbart here seeing out the year. We’re inching slowly towards the holiday and have just got a quick summary of the week’s headlines and some Essentials for you this week. We’ll be taking a well-earned (we hope!) break next week but back all systems go on Friday January 6. Until then, our heartfelt thanks go out to all you Insider readers. We are nothing without you. Merry Xmas, Happy Chanukah and a Happy New Year.

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