Charles has brushed away last night’s soaking as he and Camilla visited a colonial museum in Antigua amid the slavery reparations row.
The King bumped into actor Sir Idris Elba, who told him ‘sorry about the Prime Minister’ in reference to Gaston Browne – who last night called for he personally wants to see Charles removed as his country’s monarch.
The King and Queen did not ‘shy away’ from the past as they acknowledged slavery while touring Government House Museum, which contains enslavement artefacts.
Charles peered into a display case that contained ceramic medallions depicting slaves made in support of abolition and a silk parasol.
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