
- Royal fans who sent messages of sympathy to Prince Charles following the death of his father, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, are receiving thank you cards from the royal.
- A Twitter user shared a picture of the card, which contains a sweet message from the Prince of Wales as well as a black and white, childhood photo of himself with his late father in which the two of them appear happy while riding together in a boat.
- "The Prince of Wales thanks you so much for your very kind message of sympathy," the note included in the thank you cards reads, in part. "His Royal Highness has been enormously touched by the many generous messages that have been received in recent days; they have provided great comfort at a very sad time.
Prince Charles is sharing an intimate picture with well-wishers.
The Prince of Wales has been sending thank you cards to people who shared messages of sympathy and grief following the death of his father, Prince Philip. According to a post from Twitter user @The_QVDS, Charles included a rare childhood photo of himself with his late father in the thank you cards that are being sent out to well-wishers.
"This is the card — with black borders — you will receive if you wrote to the Prince Charles a condolence letter or card on the occasion of Prince Philip’s death," the user wrote, along with pictures of the card's message and the sweet, vintage black and white photo of Charles and Philip riding in a boat that accompanies it.
This is the card - with black borders - you will receive if you wrote to the Prince Charles a condolence letter or card on the occasion of Prince Philip’s death. Credits: lise_m_d on IG. pic.twitter.com/pwXu46lRQPMay 1, 2021
"The Prince of Wales thanks you so much for your very kind message of sympathy," the note being sent to royal fans who have written with their sympathies reads. "His Royal Highness has been enormously touched by the many generous messages that have been received in recent days; they have provided great comfort at a very sad time. The Prince of Wales sends you his warmest thanks and best wishes."
According to the Twitter user who shared the card, there is still time for royal fans to share their condolences with Prince Charles.
"If you have not yet written your letter to the Prince, don't worry, send it in your time," the user wrote. "The address:
'HRH The Prince of Wales
Clarence House
London SW1A 1BA
UNITED KINGDOM.'"
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