King Charles arrived in Bermuda on the evening of April 30 for a solo three-day official visit. In Hamilton, the King arrived in style as he met with local artists and artisans at City Hall and watched a performance by the National Gombey Dance Troupe at the Royal Naval Dockyard.
During the final leg of her U.S. state visit on April 30, Queen Camilla petted a baby Kerry Hill Welsh lamb during a community block party in Front Royal, Virginia. The lamb, appropriately named "Upperville Charles" after the King, was part of an agricultural display celebrating the town's 250th anniversary. The Queen was seen smiling and interacting with the animal, remarking that it was "very sweet".
King Charles showed his childish side by petting a baby lamb named "Upperville Charles" during his recent trip to Front Royal, Virginia, on April 30. The King greeted the lamb — which was born just a day prior—while visiting local agricultural and farming stalls.
Queen Camilla joined King Charles on April 30 to honor fallen service members at Arlington National Cemetery. While the King laid a wreath of red poppies, the Queen personally placed a posy of red, white, and purple flowers alongside it as a tribute to the fallen.
King Charles arrived in Bermuda on Thursday evening, April 30, for a three-day solo visit following a successful four-day state tour of the United States. Queen Camilla did not accompany him to Bermuda and instead returned to the United Kingdom after the U.S. leg of the trip concluded.
King Charles departed the United States from Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on April 30, marking the conclusion of a four-day official state visit. Following a formal farewell from President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump at the White House, the King traveled to Bermuda, arriving on Thursday evening for his first visit to a British Overseas Territory as Sovereign.
King Charles visited Shenandoah National Park on Thursday, marking the final day of his four-day state visit to the United States. During the tour, he was seen wearing his signature MOSCOT Lemtosh sunglasses, specifically the "Flesh" colorway with caliber green glass lenses, which have become a staple of his stylish, more relaxed public appearances.
King Charles wrapped up his historic U.S. state visit with a meaningful stop at Shenandoah National Park. Focused on his lifelong passion for conservation, His Majesty met with Monacan Indian Nation leaders and swore in a new generation of Junior Rangers at Dickey Ridge.
Anna Wintour greeted Queen Camilla with two sweet kisses during a literacy event at the New York Public Library on April 29. The interaction highlights the close relationship between the "Queen of Fashion" and the British Queen, who have met frequently, including earlier in 2026 at Clarence House for London Fashion Week.
As King Charles and Queen Camilla departed the White House on April 30, President Trump and Melania Trump waved as the royal motorcade pulled away. While Melania maintained a classic, poised wave, the President added his characteristic thumbs-up, signaling the success of the four-day visit.
First Lady Melania Trump bid a fond farewell to King Charles and Queen Camilla with affectionate cheek kisses at the conclusion of their historic four-day state visit to the United States on April 30. King Charles also bid farewell to the First Lady with kisses on both cheeks before the royal couple departed for Bermuda.
King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived at Arlington National Cemetery on April 30 to pay a solemn tribute to fallen soldiers as they concluded their first state visit to the United States as monarchs. Their Majesties were greeted with a 21-gun salute and the playing of both "God Save the King" and "The Star-Spangled Banner".
First Lady Melania Trump bid farewell to King Charles with two kisses on April 30, marking the conclusion of the British monarch's four-day state visit to the United States. The farewell was brief but warm, with Melania Trump and Queen Camilla also exchanging two cheek kisses.