Princess of Tonga Dances in the Festival of the Pacific

June 10, 2024, the Princess of Tonga dances the Lakalaka at the Polynesian Cultural Center for the Festival of the Pacific Arts and Culture.

[@pacificrules]

She is a fun, humble, and loving royal which is something rare to find with royals.

[@verdellellis4043]

To all our Polynesian Brothers and sisters. We are Taking this opportunity to the next level and Beyond ❤

[@savemyneighborhood]

I love island culture and wish many more cultures can join in to promote diversity love and harmony.

[@mensahkadi1223]

Very impressively beautiful indeed watching from London l love to visit those beautiful islands in the Pacific

[@Mina-jm6sv]

Beautiful expressions and sounds of Tonga

[@kaihotene6903]

She has so grown up since i met her in Aotearoa ❤

[@AlohaYeshua]

Yes, she's a beautiful and humble Princess of 🇹🇴 Tonga

[@ArtificialLifeCoach]

Amazing

[@GreggPhetz]

Island o thy PARADISE❤❤

[@kareh6976]

Much Respect and Aroha to The Princess and the People of Tonga, Kia Ora.

[@kisalei]

Lovely TONGA🇹🇴🙌🏽🔥🌺🌺

[@seldalemoefili6902]

Beautiful performance 💚🤙🏽

[@ptvvaatuitui938]

...❤❤❤...

[@C2akoi]

🙏🏾🙌🏾

[@UleysusPeter]

She's so cute 🎉

[@DavidSiliga333]

💯 % ABSOLUTELY FACT!!! ❤😊🎉 2:48 Namaste 🙏

[@Takinga-s2l]

Cool

[@GreggPhetz]

RIME"SHARING is CARING"❤❤

[@kawasakialoitalau4782]

Malo Gary Lavaki❤

[@DavidSiliga333]

💯 % ABSOLUTELY FACT!!! ❤😊🎉 1:49 Namaste 🙏

[@aloitalauA1968]

❤Malieee Ta’ahine ‘Eiki Farafehi O LAPAPA TUITA Fakafeta’i😊 Fakahisitolia malieee😊

[@Teresa-jj5mo]

Why they only unfolded half the mat ???

[@noyoufkoff11]

Probably dnt respect her that much or jealous families, either way that seemed embarrassing.

[@vp5630]

Simply because it's ONLY for her and no one else is to step/dance on the mat.

[@noyoufkoff11]

@@vp5630 then why make it so long or just unroll it all that was just stupid

[@RitaROOMATAAROA]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰

[@MereaniCakacaka-h8d]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@VendrineMaireau-jj2bm]

Nous vous soutiens pour les peuples citoyens de France respecte les normes et dont bonne soirée à vous tous les tanga et Twitter Google merci beaucoup respecte votre images intégrées merci beaucoup respecte ❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@GreggPhetz]

🎉🎉❤❤😅😮

[@VendrineMaireau-jj2bm]

A tout nos cousins cousines cousin de là Polynésie Française de France respecte les normes et dont bonne soirée à plus tard merci beaucoup monsieur président de France et en 😢 utiliser les informations concernant les travaux

[@kawasakialoitalau4782]

Malieee Faiva Laupisi ‘Eiki Kolo Tonga 🇹🇴 o PCC kae toe ha? Vahenga HON Fredrica TUITA

[@Mina_Tone]

Malie Tonga❤️

[@PatrickMorley-g7h]

The beautiful gal following the princess, what's her role?. I think she's pretty enough to be a model overseas to enjoy life and she's very young to be a servant. She deserve better.

[@dangerislander]

It's her lady-in-waiting

[@Bhehehehhee]

It’s her te’e

[@philliptukia8307]

She is a former Ms. Tonga.

[@SioneNatua]

If you're not Tongan then your view is invalid because it's not call slavery but rather they do it out of respect!

[@deeteewritesthings2024]

She is from a chiefly clan, so her role in the lakalaka is to "protect" the Princess' rank from the commoners.

[@annekaplan607]

Tuaofa eiki atu taahine Fatafehi o Lapaha

[@mariaguadaluperizo8661]

❤❤❤la verdad de los controladores de los umanos y como ser libres jonas l.mamani Hipnosis❤❤yeshua❤la muerte no existe❤❤❤

[@Nobody-w1y5t]

😢

[@aiseasuter4028]

She's not a Princess! Her mom is. She is Lord Fane Tupouvavau Tiuta.

[@at3955]

can’t be more stupid than that she is a princess

[@deeteewritesthings2024]

This isn't Hon. Fanetupouvava'u. She lives in Europe. This is Hon. Frederica. And she's still considered a Princess as most non-Tongans don't understand the system of 'Eiki.

[@downundabrotha]

Least we know where all the Food went 😂 It's in Tonga lol

[@Bhehehehhee]

And where did all your brain cells go? to Tonga too?

[@WaterfallF4ceFr]

@@Bhehehehhee😂💀 damn u did him dirty 😂

[@Leesmac]

I think it’s time for Tonga to be republic. The country needs a makeover, money given to Tonga for the restoration and cleanup after the devastation of the tsunami, where is it???? You visit Tonga today it’s a shambles and so behind. When you compare Tonga to Samoa and Fiji it’s still stuck in the last century. Time to move on from being a Monarch, it seems the Royal family are thriving but not the country.

[@NSp-sk5mn]

you do know how tiny tonga is compared to fiji and samoa right

[@Leesmac]

@@NSp-sk5mn the size of Tonga compared to Samoa and Fiji is not what is holding Tonga back from developing economically, Tonga has just as much potential to be as successful as those islands especially in Tourism and business. They just have a very stagnant and old system that needs to be changed. The Government is allowing Chinese businesses to take over because they are more concerned about that kind of money coming in and therefore running the country to the ground. They should be encouraging their own people to flourish in businesses, especially Tongans overseas to come back and be entrepreneurs in the island and build it up! Something big has to change. First thing the Monarchy.

[@akapekafa5717]

Tonga will be a Kingdom until the end of time. The people of Tonga are not worried about how developed the country is, the way of life in Tonga is what matters. If development happens later rather than sooner, so be it. The majority of people in Tonga also have great love and respect for the royal family, for they have given the people of Tonga land to cultivate and build on. We see how Samoa and Fiji have been overrun by outsiders. Tonga is for Tongans, and we love our country how it is.

[@Leesmac]

@@akapekafa5717 I think it’s time that Tongans take their rose coloured glasses off about their Kingdom and realise that their country is slowly being overrun by the Chinese and that there is a concerning methamphetamine epidemic happening right beneath their noses. Whilst it’s been great having a Monarchy for many years, I truly believe the Tsunami was a wake up call and something has to give. There’s not much to cultivate from the land since the devastating tsunami, nothing has been done to fix the damage. What have the royals and government done with the money donated??? We are living in different times now, Tonga need to look to the future especially for the young ones. I believe Samoa and Fiji, whilst they are not perfect, have a much brighter future economically.

[@Leesmac]

@@akapekafa5717 that’s nice and fantastic in a perfect world, but it’s time to take off your rose coloured glasses and see that it’s not benefiting the country, there’s a lot of corruption in government and the Chinese are slowly taking over the country.

[@kevintaufatoutai8319]

She love to dance with hemp seed oil!

[@blackbeardpirates3949]

Usi

[@tokoraider1942]

Kei fiemau pe ke tau fakaapapai e tau Tui mo hono hako it’s all we got