King Charles and Queen Camilla deliver a video message following the monarch's health news

 

Buckingham Palace released a heartwarming update on King Charles and Queen Camilla's holiday royal engagement to support a good cause.

The monarch's administration released a beautiful video on Friday, set to Shakin' Stevens' song Merry Christmas Everyone, in which they enthusiastically greet the people.

"A festive showcase of community spirit in Walthamstow," the statement stated, accompanying the video. "The King and Queen have spent time with local community volunteers, young people, emergency services and faith representatives who support the area."

The message went on to underline the reason that Walthamstow residents support.

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"Waltham Forest describes itself as a Borough of Sanctuary - meaning it values and celebrates the migrants, refugees, and people seeking sanctuary who have settled there," the statement continued.

The Palace also complimented Haven Coffee for supplying refreshments for the occasion and praised the owner, Usman Khalid, who is a "former asylum seeker who now trains refugees to be baristas".

The letter ended with the following information: "Everyone was treated to festive tunes sung by A Little Choir of Joy, a children's choir made up of 5- to 12-year-olds from schools across the borough."

The charming video update comes after Sky News disclosed that King Charles' cancer treatment will continue into 2025, although it is "moving in a positive direction".