
King Charles III sought counsel from Lionel Richie after missing the star-studded gala for the New York City expansion of The King's Trust. The event marked the debut of the charity's new name, aligning with Charles' updated title.
The Prince’s Trust, originally founded in 1976 by then-Prince Charles, underwent a name change to reflect the monarch's new designation. The nonprofit, initially focused on aiding unemployed youth in the UK, has since broadened its reach to 25 countries, offering education and employment programs.