King Charles III: He decorates a Christmas tree himself

The Royal Family also celebrates the Christmas season. On Friday (December 13th) the British King Charles III visited. (76) his own King’s Foundation’s annual Crafts at Christmas event at Highgrove Gardens. On the occasion, the monarch not only came into contact with students, but also decorated a Christmas tree, as can be seen in pictures from the event.

King Charles’ organization, which he founded in 1990 when he was then heir to the throne, Prince Charles, is dedicated to promoting traditional crafts and the sustainable development of communities. 15,000 students are helped every year.

One of them, Emily Rose Saunders, is training to be a milliner and makes her headgear using straw weaving. “Without His Majesty we wouldn’t be here […]. “When else would you have the opportunity to spend eight months learning just one skill,” said Saunders. It was really nice to “meet the king and thank him for it.”

Charles’ eldest son Prince William (42) and his wife Princess Kate (42) as well as their children Prince George (11), Princess Charlotte (9) and Prince Louis (6) have already said goodbye to their Christmas holidays, according to British media reports.

William and Kate probably went straight to their country estate Anmer Hall on the royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk with the children. The entire royal family will come together there in a few days for the traditional Christmas celebrations.

This year’s celebration has a special meaning for her and her family after Princess Kate’s cancer. Kate completed chemotherapy over the summer, she announced.