King Charles III delivered a Christmas message in a pre-recorded video, which was shot at Buckingham Palace, centred on the public service and empathy spirit, accentuating an urgent need for environmental conservation. In his second Christmas speech as king since his election in May, he stressed the altruism of people helping each other and referred to Jesus' teachings on helping each other by serving and showing compassion to the needy.

In fact, the vital significance of caring for the planet was among the key issues addressed by the king during his speech, as he expressed optimism in regard to world climate challenges. He pressed for collective responsibility in the preservation of the earth for future generations. The tree was natural-decorated, reflecting his environmental ethic towards commitment to sustainability, with the plan of replanting it post-holidays.

The video montage included moments of the king from the past year, tree planting in Kenya, and Prince William's family participating in community service, omitting appearances by Prince Harry. Charles noted worldwide conflicts prompting compassion and understanding before pointing out how no one can be treated properly without treating others as oneself.

It was amid this background of global upheaval and as an expression of gratitude for the selfless human service that the king thanked all who were committed to caring for others and the environment. This speech mirrored his dedication towards the ideals of public service and environmental concern in terms of values relating to compassion, social consciousness, and duty for a better world ahead.