During their royal tour of Samoa, King Charles referenced his mortality in an emotional speech. While attending a traditional Ava ceremony, which was held in the village of Siumu, Charles told attendees, "I shall always remain devoted to this part of the world and hope that I survive long enough to come back again and see you."

Once there, Charles gave a speech in the Australian Parliament after which independent, indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe staged a protest accusing him of genocide over the history

King Charles and Queen Camilla have completed their royal tour of Australia and Samoa, which was an incredibly eventful trip. During their tour, the King was welcomed into the house of pain, and Queen Camilla dished on her husband's unusual bedtime routine.