Palace aides are reportedly diving into action as they are forced to make last-minute changes before releasing an important message from King Charles.

The monarch, who is expected to address the public in a Christmas broadcast as per annual tradition, had received a devastating news of the attacks on Bondi Beach in Australia, for which he was left “appalled and saddened”.

Christmas speech made by the monarch is usually written and pre-recorded before the big day. However, as the attacks in Australia emerged, royal experts have suggested that the lack of mention of the incident, in the country he is also the Head of State for, would reflect badly.

“To remain relevant the King’s festive set-piece has to be responsive to outside events, however awful, that unfurl on the eve of the holiday season,” Sky News Australia correspondent, Tessa Dunlop, remarked.

She explained that since Charles is “well positioned to show leadership in Australia’s hour of darkness”, a Christmas broadcast from a king would “provide balm” to the victims and their families.

The royal author noted that the King has established himself as a “defender of all faiths” so he must try to maintain that.

Although, the King has shown swift action is releasing a statement expressing his thoughts whenever tragedy had struck in one of his states of nations in the commonwealth. It was also no different this time.

Nick Jonas sent his fans into a frenzy with a live rendition of his unreleased song, titled Gut Punch.

On Saturday, December 20, during Jonas Brothers: JONAS20 Greetings From Your Hometown Tour stop in Baltimore, MD, the youngest vocalist of the rock band treated the lucky concert goers with the first ever live performance of his upcoming song.

The following day, he reposted a fan-captured video of the moment on his Instagram Stories.

The TikTok was captioned, “Nick Jonas performs his upcoming solo single Gut Punch tonight in Baltimore.”

The deeply personal track, inspired by self-criticism and learning self-grace, features the lyrics “Hit me like a gut punch, I hurt my own feelings.”

Gut Punch is Nick’s new single from his upcoming solo album Sunday Best, dropping on New Year’s Day 2026.

The 33-year-old musician, who most recently appeared on Broadway in The Last Five Years, has revealed that he will release his new single, Gut Punch, on January 1st.

The track serves as the first look at his forthcoming solo album arriving February 6th via Republic Records.

As for the siblings’ 20th-anniversary tour, Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas are scheduled to perform in New York, Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Dec 22.

Followed by a show in Daily’s Place, Jacksonville, Fl, on December 30 and a show in Hard Rock Live, Hollywood, FL, on December 31, the tour will finally come to an end with the year 2025.

In a disturbing turn of events, Kyle Chrisley, the eldest son of TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, was arrested by the authorities on Saturday night, December 20, in Rutherford County on charges of domestic violence.

This is not the first time he has been detained, the arrest comes just a few months after his parents were pardoned by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Kyle was booked into the Rutherford County Adult Detention Center in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, USA.

The framed charges against him reportedly include domestic assault, public intoxication, and more.

Who’s Kyle Chrisley?

Kyle Chrisley is the firstborn of a television personality and real estate entrepreneur best known as the head of the reality show Chrisley Knows Best.

Todd shares Kyle and daughter Lindsie, 35, with ex-wife Teresa Terry and shares three children with his current spouse, Julie Chrisley—Savannah, 28, Chase, 29, and Grayson, 19.

Kyle has faced multiple past legal troubles, including charges of domestic assault, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, three counts of assaulting an emergency worker, and resisting arrest, as reported by TMZ.

In March 2023, Kyle was arrested on a felony aggravated assault charge and released after posting a $3,000 bond, and the case was later dropped for undisclosed reasons.

Kyle’s attorney, Wesley Clark, said the suit aims to hold officials accountable and prevent other families from enduring the same frightening experience as the Chrisleys.

Kyle Chrisley’s recent arrest comes only months after his parents, Todd and Julie, were freed from prison via a pardon from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Todd and Julie had served 28 months of imprisonment after being convicted of tax evasion and bank and wire fraud, though they have consistently maintained their innocence.