In a touching display of emotion, King Charles III has revealed just how much he longs to be with his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

The monarch’s feelings came to light after he received a series of heartfelt letters from children in Jersey, which stirred memories of his own grandchildren, whom he seldom sees due to family circumstances.

During a royal visit to Jersey earlier this year, the King was overwhelmed with joy upon receiving these letters.

It’s clear that the distance from Prince Harry and Meghan’s children weighs heavily on him, especially as he navigates his duties at the age of 75.

The letters, filled with warmth and creativity, provided a glimpse into the affection he holds for his family.

The correspondence was part of an initiative called “Write to the King!”

which encouraged local children to express their thoughts through letters and artwork.

This initiative took off at the Jersey Library, where young artists and writers shared their creations, hoping to reach the palace.

The response from Buckingham Palace was nothing short of heartwarming, with officials thanking the community for their thoughtful contributions.

The King’s Head of Royal Correspondence penned a letter back to the children, expressing gratitude for their kind words and artistic efforts.

The message conveyed not only appreciation but also a sense of connection, highlighting how much the King values the support he receives from the younger generation.

It was a delightful moment for the children, knowing their letters resonated with the monarch himself.