King Charles Caught in Rain During Independence Day Parade in Antigua
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King Charles Caught in Rain During Independence Day Parade in Antigua

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King Charles faced a sudden downpour during an independence day celebration in Antigua, humorously asking his entourage for an umbrella while Queen Camilla sought cover.

During an independence day parade in Antigua, King Charles found himself caught in a heavy rainstorm, humorously calling out to his entourage, "where's the umbrella?" as Queen Camilla made her way to a covered stand with her umbrella in hand.

Despite the downpour, the King remained committed to his duties, eventually receiving an umbrella and continuing to meet members of the Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force and Royal Police Force. The royal couple was initially greeted with cheers as they arrived at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Antigua and Barbuda’s independence.

The weather turned severe during the national anthem, prompting Camilla to seek shelter while Charles gestured for cover. He continued with the inspection despite the rain, earning applause from the crowd for his perseverance. The visit also allowed the King to meet four knighted cricketing legends, including Sir Viv Richards and Sir Curtly Ambrose.

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The Sun

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