King Charles enjoys bonding with the people he is with. Last month, he was spotted dancing with the Holocaust survivors when he visited JW3 London.
King Charles Was Spotted Dancing And Laughing During A Royal Engagement
In December, His Majesty stopped by at JW3 London, a Jewish community centre that serves as a hub for the arts, culture, social action and learning in North London. During the visit, he bonded with the Holocaust survivors by laughing and dancing with them.
Body language expert Judi James weighed in on the royal's movement during the outing and compared his grooves to his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth.
"Although his mother the late Queen would often be seen enjoying dancing, her outings tended to be elegant ballroom style dancing or Scottish reels, or even something country and Western with Philip," James told Express.
"She rarely, if ever, went into freefall, doing anything less elegant and more spontaneous, but that is exactly what Charles has always seemed to prefer. He will often be happiest joining in a group dance where he doesn’t know the steps but where he is delighted to put enthusiasm above technique."
James noted how Prince William's dad was beaming in the video, with his rounded cheek and crinkled eye smiles showing that he was "also happy to be laughed at for his efforts."
King Charles Reportedly Has The Performer Gene
James revisited the king's hidden talents, which include doing comedy sketches, apart from dancing. The body language expert noted that Queen Camilla's husband is a "performer."
"Charles has always had the performer gene and adored being in the spotlight," she added.
"He did comedy sketches at university, and since inheriting the Crown he shows no sign of slowing down, especially as it is such a good way of bonding with people when he’s on royal visits like this."
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What Did The Netizens Say After Watching King Charles' Dance Moves?
The royal family shared photos and footage of the king dancing during the visit.
"As the Jewish community prepares to celebrate Chanukah, The King today joined holocaust survivors for a reception at @JW3London - a community centre that acts as a hub for the arts, culture, social action and learning in North London," the caption read.
Several netizens were impressed with how King Charles blended himself with the Holocaust survivors. They also loved seeing him enjoying his time during the visit.
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"A King who will dance with the elderly, and previously held a little boy's hand and walked with him. He's special," one commented.
"Marvellous to see King Charles joining in the Chanukah celebrations with the Jewish community!" a second person added.
"He seems a changed man as his new role as the King! This is refreshing to see! Such a lovely gesture and to see him out mixing with the public is amazing!" a third person wrote.
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