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Insolite - un Tuilagi donne une leçon de danse samoane au roi Charles III

LONDRES, ANGLETERRE - 2 OCTOBRE : Le roi Charles III aux côtés de la reine Camilla alors que Freddie Tuilagi, ancien joueur de rugby samoan, danse lors d'une réception pour célébrer la diaspora du Commonwealth du Royaume-Uni, avant la réunion des chefs de gouvernement du Commonwealth à Samoa, au palais St. James, le 2 octobre 2024 à Londres, en Angleterre. (Photo par Adrian Dennis - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Le roi Charles III s’est laissé emporter par une danse traditionnelle des îles Samoa menée par la légende du rugby samoan Freddie Tuilagi (53 ans, 17 sélections) lors d’une réception au Palais Saint James, à Londres, le mercredi 2 octobre.

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L’ancien Castrais (2005-2006) n’est autre que l’ainé des sept frangins Tuilagi, notamment de Manu (Aviron Bayonnais) et de Henry (ancien de Perpignan) Tuilagi, le père de Posolo (actuellement en convalescence après s’être blessé lors de la première victoire de l’USAP cette saison).

Organisée en l’honneur de la diaspora du Commonwealth, cette soirée précède la réunion des chefs de gouvernement du Commonwealth qui aura lieu aux Samoa, destination prévue dans le cadre de la tournée du roi en Australie ce mois-ci.

Au cours de la réception, Freddie Tuilagi, par ailleurs consul honoraire des Samoa à Londres, a exécuté une danse de bienvenue traditionnelle.

Le tonton de Posolo a invité le roi Charles à le rejoindre dans cette danse rituelle. Sans hésiter, le roi a refilé son verre et a commencé à suivre les mouvements, se laissant guider par Freddie Tuilagi, qui a ensuite offert un chasse-mouche traditionnel au souverain.

LONDRES, ANGLETERRE - 2 OCTOBRE : Le roi Charles III aux côtés de la reine Camilla alors que Freddie Tuilagi, ancien joueur de rugby samoan, danse lors d'une réception pour célébrer la diaspora du Commonwealth du Royaume-Uni, avant la réunion des chefs de gouvernement du Commonwealth à Samoa, au palais St. James, le 2 octobre 2024 à Londres, en Angleterre. (Photo par Adrian Dennis - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
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Freddie a expliqué après la danse : « J’ai dit au roi : je vais danser pour toi quand tu viendras aux Samoa, c’est ainsi qu’ils dansent là-bas ». Interrogé sur la performance du roi, il a souri en déclarant : « Il a bien assuré, il a le rythme ».

Joe Cokanasiga, joueur anglais d’origine fidjienne, a également participé à la soirée en exécutant un geste coutumier avant de s’agenouiller devant Charles III et de frapper des mains à trois reprises en signe de respect.

LONDRES, ANGLETERRE - 2 OCTOBRE : Le roi Charles III s'entretient avec l'ancien joueur de rugby samoan Freddie Tuilagi lors d'une réception pour célébrer la diaspora du Commonwealth du Royaume-Uni, avant la réunion des chefs de gouvernement du Commonwealth à Samoa, au St. James's Palace, le 2 octobre 2024 à Londres, en Angleterre. (Photo par Adrian Dennis - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

 

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