The monarch showcased his DJ skills during a visit to Manchester, joining Christian St Louis to promote The King’s Trust initiatives. Attempting to transition between tracks, he humorously acknowledged the complexity of the task, receiving encouragement from onlookers.

During his day in Manchester and Warrington, The King visited Aviva Studios to engage with students benefiting from The King’s Trust and Factory Academy collaboration. This partnership, including the Creative Futures program, aims to empower young individuals in the arts and creative industries, with a particular focus on Manchester’s youth.

Christian, a participant in the program, expressed gratitude for the opportunities provided by The Trust. The King interacted with students, witnessing their technical skills and talents, including a moving performance by a student poet. The visit culminated in The King unveiling a commemorative plaque and enjoying a choir performance before engaging with members of the public.

The King’s Trust, formerly established by Prince Charles, has been instrumental in supporting over a million young people in the UK to date. Emphasizing skill development and job opportunities, the Trust continues to make a positive impact, with three in four beneficiaries successfully transitioning to work or further education.