King Charles releases one of the most emotional letters of his reign

King Charles has just gone public with one of the most emotional letters of his reign, and it involves the ‘appalling’ nature of one of the worst situations to happen in quite some time.

The letter has been shared on his Instagram account, and features a series of pictures from one of his most public engagements.

The carousel of images shows the devastation that happened as a result of the wildfires that are sweeping England as of late.

In the pictures fans can clearly see rows of trees mixed in with pitch black Earth – remnants of the fires.

His letter offers more insight and tugs at heartstrings with its opening line that reads, “my wife and I have been appalled by the devastating impact of wildfires this summer and the terrible destruction they have caused to homes, livelihoods and landscapes, not only in this beautiful part of the Cairngorms, but across the United Kingdom and - as we have seen - other regions of Europe.”

The King also gave a shoutout to first responders and said, “I can only express my admiration and appreciation to all those who have worked so tirelessly and courageously, in the U.K. and beyond, to bring these fires under control and to those supporting communities facing the long road to restoration and renewal that still lies ahead.”

He even added a bit of his personal feelings and admitted, “the shock of witnessing these fires around the world in recent months reminds us forcibly of the mounting pressures that prolonged heat and drought are placing upon our precious Earth, and of the increasingly urgent need not only to strengthen our collective resilience, including through preparedness and risk reduction, but also to tackle the root causes of climate change which, if not addressed, risk creating conditions which will make such tragic and costly events ever more frequent.”

The King’s concluding words were, “as the work of recovery still goes on for many, the compassion and fortitude of the communities affected shine through. It is my most heartfelt hope that they continue to find in one another the strength to rebuild. - Charles R.”