King Charles has taken part in a traditional ritual in Samoa, drinking the ceremonial beverage kava, made from the root of a plant. He was also declared a "high chief" of the archipelago during his trip to the country.

His son Prince Harry has spoken volubly of his fondness for ayahuasca, and King Charles today followed in his footsteps by partaking of a traditional narcotic drink while visiting the Pacific island nation of Samoa on the last leg of his ongoing tour of Oceania.

King Charles III is set to receive an honorable new title while traveling through Samoa after his activities in Australia in October. The monarch and Queen Camilla left Australia for the island country on Oct. 23, receiving a warm welcome upon their arrival at the Faleolo International Airport.