This year's Christmas speech, the King's second since ascending to the throne, is anticipated to carry a more positive tone. He will speak about Prince William, Kate, and their three children, expressing gratitude for their contributions to the Firm and the nation.
Last year, King Charles paid tribute to his mother and expressed appreciation for the outpouring of "love and sympathy" following her death.
In addition to acknowledging the efforts of those responding to the cost-of-living crisis, the King will also discuss the challenges faced by individuals struggling to meet their financial obligations.
However, an insider noted that King Charles will not address Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in his speech, stating, "The monarch may mention his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princes Lilibet, in his speech."