• King Charles showcased his Samoan dance skills at a Commonwealth reception.
• Former rugby player Freddie Tuilagi taught him traditional Samoan dancing.
• Charles mimicked Tuilagi’s movements and proudly extended his arms.

At a Commonwealth reception last night, King Charles captivated the crowd with his impressive dance moves ahead of his upcoming trip to Samoa. The 75-year-old monarch showcased his talents as he received a lesson in traditional Samoan dancing from former pro rugby player Freddie Tuilagi.

According to the source, Tuilagi invited King Charles to dance at St James’ Palace. The monarch eagerly set down his drink and mimicked Tuilagi’s movements, proudly extending his arms to show off his impressive dance skills. Praising the King’s abilities, Tuilagi told the publication, “We gave the King a taste of Samoan dancing since he’s heading to Samoa.”

“I said to King I’m going to do it for you when you get to Samoa you experience it,” he added. “He said he loved it, he loved it.”

“They were good moves, he had good moves.”

A total of 375 guests attended the lively event, including Queen Camilla, Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, and the Duke of Kent.

Jamaican-born singer Grace Jones, South African Strictly judge Motse Mabuse, and Aussie judge Craig Revell Horwood also joined the fun at the event.

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