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Melania Trump and Queen Camilla exchanged two cheek kisses during a formal farewell ceremony at the White House. This followed a similar warm greeting upon their arrival on April 27, where both the King and Queen greeted the First Lady with traditional cheek kisses. The royal couple is concluding a historic four-day state visit to the United States, marking the 250th anniversary of American independence.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in New York City on Wednesday, April 29, and participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. The solemn visit marks the first time a reigning British monarch has visited the 9/11 memorial since it opened
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During his State Dinner speech at the White House, King Charles made a lighthearted joke directed at his son, Prince William, that many observers described as "catching a stray". The King joked that his family's history in America read like his own personal "Christmas card list across the ages."
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King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived for a glamorous white-tie state dinner at the White House on Tuesday, April 28. Hosted by President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, the event celebrated the "special relationship" between the two nations and the 250th anniversary of American independence.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales are officially celebrating their 15th wedding anniversary today. So, rewatch this iconic dance in Tuvalu that took place on September 18, 2012, as part of their Diamond Jubilee tour. This memorable moment occurred during a Vaiku Falekaupule ceremony, where the couple donned traditional grass skirts and floral garlands after being carried ashore on vibrant thrones.
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During the White House state dinner on April 28, King Charles playfully countered the President’s past claims that Europeans would be "speaking German" without U.S. help in World War II by quipping, "Dare I say that, if it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking French!" It was truly one of the best moments of the night.
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President Donald Trump remarked that he was "very jealous" of King Charles following the monarch's historic address to a joint session of Congress on April 28. The comment was made in a lighthearted manner as the President and First Lady Melania Trump welcomed the King and Queen Camilla to the White House for a state dinner.
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The state dinner for King Charles and Queen Camilla featured an affectionate reunion between Melania Trump and the Queen, who shared a warm kiss on the cheek before entering the East Room. Following their friendly greeting during the arrival ceremony, the two women appeared at ease together throughout the evening of April 28.
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King Charles arrived at Capitol Hill on April 28 to deliver a historic address to a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress. He is only the second British monarch in history to receive this honor, following his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, who addressed Congress in 1991. The King was greeted by House Speaker Mike Johnson and met with congressional leaders before heading to the chamber.
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President Trump stated that his mother "loved the Royal Family and she loved the Queen". He described how she would be "glued to the television" during any royal ceremony, often telling him, "Look, Donald, look how beautiful that is".
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King Charles laughed bashfully after President Trump joked that his late mother, Mary Anne MacLeod Trump, found the young monarch "so cute" and had a "crush" on him. This lighthearted exchange occurred during a formal White House arrival ceremony in April 2026. The King’s genuine, slightly embarrassed reaction provided a rare moment of levity during a high-stakes state visit, showcasing the personal rapport between the two leaders despite the surrounding political gravity.
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King Charles burst into laughter and reacted bashfully during the White House arrival ceremony on April 28, after President Donald Trump claimed his mother, Mary Anne MacLeod Trump, once had a "crush" on the young monarch and found him "so cute".
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The formal arrival of King Charles and Queen Camilla on Day 2 was marked by high military pageantry and a historic "Pass in Review" on the White House South Lawn. While the royals first met the Trumps informally on Monday for tea, Tuesday's event served as the official state welcome, the highest diplomatic honor extended by the U.S. to a visiting head of state.