The Prince of Wales looked smart as he met with singer Lionel Richie in Barbados on Tuesday night.
Charles, 70, met Lionel Richie, 69, to officially name him as an ambassador for The Prince's Trust International.
The 'Hello' singer will now help introduce The Prince's Trust International to a global audience.
The singer, who also looked smart in a navy suit, shook hands and joked with Charles at the reception at the Coral Reef Club Hotel in Folkestone, Barbados.
The Prince of Wales looked smart as he met with singer Lionel Richie in Barbados on Tuesday night.
Charles, 70, met Lionel Richie, 69, to officially name him as an ambassador for The Prince's Trust International
Later on at the reception the singer and Charles seemed deep in conversation, but they soon returned to their jovial manner.
The Prince's Trust International was founded in November 2015 by The Prince of Wales to support people aged 13 to 30 in Australia, Canada, India, Barbados, Jordan, Pakistan and Malta.
It is an extension of The Prince's Trust, which has helped nearly a million young people in the UK transform their lives over the past 43 years.
Earlier in the day Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were given a warm welcome as they kicked off the Barbados leg of their 12-day tour of the Caribbean.
Later on at the reception the singer and Charles seemed deep in conversation, but they soon returned to their jovial manner.
The singer (left) who also looked smart in a navy suit, shook hands and joked with Charles at the reception at the Coral Reef Club Hotel in Folkestone, Barbados
Charles and Lionel were later joined by another singer Tom Jones at the Coral Reef Club Hotel
Charles, was warmly embraced by well-wishers as he and Camilla, 71, took part in a walkabout in Bridgetown on Tuesday.
The royals have already visited St Lucia on their tour, which will also take in an historic trip to Cuba later this month.
Yesterday the couple enjoyed some downtime on a Barbados beach as they made the most of a day off in the sun between official engagements.
Charles, 70, was warmly embraced by well-wishers as he and Camilla, 71, took part in a walkabout in Bridgetown. Pictured, one woman places a hand on the back of Charles' neck
The Duke of Cornwall laughed as the woman pulled him in for an embrace in Bridgetown
Nearby supporters laughed as the woman clung onto Charles' neck and held him close
Another woman was also seen pulling in Charles for a hug during the Bridgetown walkabout
Prince Charles looked relaxed in sunglasses and a light suit as he greeted crowds in Barbados
The royal took time to shake hands with well-wishers in Bridgetown, smiling as he did so
The red carpet was rolled out to mark Charles and Camilla's arrival in Barbados earlier today.
A military band paraded through the streets as thousands of well-wishers turned out in the hope of catching a glimpse of the royal visitors.
Prince Charles donned a light suit for the occasion, proudly wearing his own military medals pinned to his lapel.
Meanwhile the Duchess of Cornwall dressed for the weather in a flowing ice blue tunic and matching skirt.
Prince Charles was in excellent spirits on a visit to the Nidhe Israel synagogue, Bridgetown
Meanwhile the Duchess of Cornwall met with a schoolgirl during her own solo engagement
The Duke of Cornwall was surrounded by supporters as he visited a Bridgetown synagogue
The Prince of Wales unveiled a plaque, seen in black, to commemorate his visit on Tuesday
Prince Charles adjusted his kippah as he made his way into the synagogue for the visit
The Duchess visited a woodworking class on a tour of the Derrick Smith School, Bridgetown
The Duchess of Cornwall meets staff and pupils while attending a Commonwealth Big Lunch at The Derrick Smith School & Vocational Centre in Bridgetown
She carried her essentials in a small handbag and whipped out an umbrella to protect herself from the intense sun.
The tour began on Sunday when Charles briefly visited St Lucia for a few hours and marked the 40th anniversary of the country's independence.
He travelled that night to Barbados to be reunited with his wife, who had flown out ahead of the start of the tour.
Today the couple watched a military parade before meeting the Govenor-General and first female prime minister of Barbados.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall dressed for the heat as they arrived for the parade today
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The Duke of Cornwall wore his military medals pinned to the lapel of his light beige suit
Prince Charles laid a wreath of poppies at a cenotaph in Bridgetown during the ceremony
Charles looked pensive as he remembered those who gave their lives for the Queen
The Duke of Cornwall delivered a speech in Heroes Square, Bridgetown, during the welcome
The streets were busy as fans went out to welcome the royals to the region of Bridgetown, with hundreds lining the streets
The couple laid a wreath at the centograph, and were snapped arriving at the meeting with the Govenor-General.
Charles and Camilla met Dame Sandra Mason, who as Governor General is the Queen's representative on the Commonwealth island, and the country's first woman prime minister Mia Mottley.
A barrister who studied at the London School of Economics, Ms Mottley came to power in May last year when her Barbados Labour Party inflicted a crushing defeat on the ruling Democratic Labour Party, winning all the seats in parliament.
During their tour, Charles and Camilla will also visit St Vincent and the Grenadines, St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada and the Cayman Islands.
The red carpet was rolled out to mark the royals' arrival in Bridgetown on the Caribbean tour
The Duke of Cornwall delivered a speech as he was officially welcomed to Bridgetown today
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall watched a parade and wreath laying ceremony today
Camilla, 71, whipped out a small umbrella to protect herself from the sun during the ceremony
The streets were packed with royal fans, desperate to catch sight of the couple, who are currently on a 12 day tour of the area
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall in Heroes Square, Bridgetown, Barbados for their official arrival ceremony
Mia Mottley, the first female Prime Minister of Barbados, awaited the arrival of Prince Charles and Camilla, left. Right, The royal couple attended the military parade and wreath laying
Barbados sea cadets were among those who marched in the parade ahead of the arrival of the British royals
A marching band parade played during the visit of the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall on their Caribbean tour
Charles is also said to be keen to discuss the impact of climate change in the area, having already spoken about the issue in St Lucia.
Speaking about the global threat posed by climate change the prince said: 'Importantly, the Commonwealth brings us together and gives us the means to harness shared opportunities, as well as to address common challenges.
'There is no greater challenge facing all of us, in my view, than that of global warming and climate change which, I know, poses nothing short of an existential threat to this island as it does to every part of this region.'
The couple receive a bottle of local rum during their meeting with the Prime Minister
The royal couple went on to meet the Govenor-General and sign the visitors' book
Dame Sandra Mason, General-Govenor of Barbados, greeted Prince Charles and Camilla as they arrived for their meeting
The royal couple met with Dame Sandra Mason, who as Governor General is the Queen's representative on the Commonwealth island, and the country's first woman prime minister Mia Mottley
The Duchess of Cornwall looked elegant on the couple's second day of their royal tour, and paired her pale blue outfit with delicate jewelry and light makeup
Camilla wore a gorgeous pale blue outfit for the occasion, with matching white trousers. She carried a stylish bamboo handled bag
Prince Charles showed off an impressive collection of medals adorned to his beige suit, and a bright colourful stripey tie
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are currently on a busy tour of the Caribbean islands, including a history-making four day visit to Cuba at the end of the week - the first by members of the monarchy
Duchess of Cornwall cuts a cake as she attends a Commonwealth Big Lunch event in Bridgetown
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall poses for a photo with pupils and staff whilst attending a Commonwealth Big Lunch at The Derrick Smith School & Vocational Centre
Duchess of Cornwall looks delighted as she attends a Commonwealth Big Lunch at The Derrick Smith School & Vocational Centre
Camilla enjoys a lunch on Tuesday as her and Charles visit Bridgetown in Barbados
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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.
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