King Charles shows off dance moves during Caribbean tour
King Charles showed off his dance moves as he joined a colourful street parade in the Bahamas during the second day of his Caribbean tour. The 77-year-old monarch was seen dancing alongside performers in Nassau on Wednesday (October 28), swapping royal formality for a bit of fun in the sunshine. Wearing a light-coloured suit and sunglasses, Charles joined the traditional Junkanoo celebrations, shaking a pair of maracas in the colours of the Bahamian flag.
TL;DR
- King Charles joined traditional Junkanoo celebrations in the Bahamas, dancing and shaking maracas.
- He visited the Bahamas Boxing Academy and received a T-shirt with a cartoon of himself.
- The King also visited Bonefish Pond National Park to learn about mangrove conservation.
- He paid tribute to Royal Bahamas Defence Force Marines who died in 1980.
- Protesters gathered near the parade calling for reparations for the slave trade.
- This is Charles's first tour to the region since becoming King.