She drank rum in Grenada and bathed on the beach in Barbados alongside Prince Charles on their royal tour of the Caribbean, and Camilla Parker-Bowles continued her exploration of the exotic region by taking in a cultural dance show in Cuba.
The Duchess of Cornwall was visibly captivated by a scantily clad male dancer as she sat front row for a performance at the Acosta Dance Company in the Cuban capital of Havana on Monday.
Sporting a pleated powder blue dress, the 71-year-old royal looked enthralled by the spectacle which she enjoyed with the Prince of Wales and founder of the dance troupe, Carlos Acosta.
The Prince and Duchess looked to be in excellent spirits, sharing a laugh as they enjoyed the show.
Charles and Camilla made history by becoming the first British royals to visit Cuba in an official capacity, marking a warming of relations between the UK and the former Spanish colony.
Their whistle stop tour of the country has seen them attend a wreath laying for Cuba’s national hero, the poet Jose Marti, at Havana’s Revolution Square.
The heir apparent and his wife also met with residents during a walkabout of Old Havana where they visited 18th century colonial buildings.
Prince Charles stopped by a city gym to meet with local boxers while Camilla paid a visit to the capital’s maternity hospital.
Take a look at every time Camilla has drank rum on the royal Caribbean tour so far!
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