Singer Lionel Richie attended King Charles Garden party at Buckingham Palace, saying it is a “once in a lifetime opportunity” and being a part of King Charles’s Coronation is everything to him.
The Garden Party was hosted in the backyard of Buckingham Palace,
housing over 8,000 guests and is the first of King Charles’s reign.
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