KING CHARLES GETS ADVICE FROM LIONEL RICHIE AS THE ROYAL'S CHARITY EXPANDS TO NYC

 


King Charles III got some advice from Lionel Richie after missing out on Thursday's star-studded gala for the New York City expansion of The King's Trust.

While His Majesty returned to public duties Tuesday, he could not be there for the debut of the charity's new name. Originally titled The Prince's Trust, the foundation changed names to match Charles' new title.

"I told him, ‘Stand still. Just recover,’" Richie shared with the attendees. "We've got many more of these galas to do in the future."

The Prince’s Trust was founded in 1976 when then-Prince Charles used his severance pay from the Royal Navy to launch the nonprofit dedicated to helping unemployed young people in the United Kingdom get trained for jobs. Since then, the charity has expanded its education and employment initiatives into 25 countries.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the trust will continue to help young people around the world to build those key skills to support them into employment," Charles said in a statement read to the audience, offering his regrets for being unable to attend the event. "Together, we can build a better future for the next generation."

Richie along with other celebrities such as Kate Moss, Emily Ratajkowski, Ashley Graham, Dominic West, Sam Smith and John Legend, and Michaela Jae Rodriguez were on hand to lead Thursday's event.





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