King Charles III's Bermuda Welcome: A Royal Parade

0:00On May 1st, King Charles III drew massive crowds in Bermuda for a big ceremonial welcome. He landed in Hamilton Thursday evening after a four-day state visit to the U.S. This marks his first trip to the British overseas territory as monarch, kicking off with an inspection of the Royal Bermuda Regiment. On Friday, the King joined a lively parade in historic St. George, complete with a marching band and a 21-gun salute. The band even hit him with a fun cover of jamming by Bob Marley and the whalers switching up the Royal vibe. Locals of all ages lie in the streets, waving union jacks and snapping photos. A four-year-old named Theo stole the show in a tiny King's Garzman outfit, matched by his teddy bear, his mom grabbed it from Buckingham Palace too. Years back, the King seemed charmed by the enthusiasm. Staff from the Bermuda Zoological Society gave a Bermuda long-tailed bird a quick health check during the visit. The King also swung by the island's Aquarium Museum for its 100th anniversary, slicing

1:00the celebratory cake. He wraps up the two-day Bermuda stay before heading back to the U.K., capping a week of warm receptions across the pond.