Britain's King Charles III let go of his royal formalities and busted out some dance moves on the second day of his nine-day visit to the Caribbean.
The tour of the British monarch comes amid demands from the Caribbean countries to issue an official apology, pay reparations for the era of slavery, and bear "historical responsibility" for the British colonization of the archipelago.
After the king's arrival on Tuesday, he gave a speech in which he acknowledged the bitterness of the slave trade, describing it as "the suffering of the past."