Overview
- Buckingham Palace confirmed on June 25 that King Charles is looking forward to hosting President Trump and the First Lady for a second full state visit.
- The Manu Regia invitation, personally signed by the king, was hand-delivered to the White House in February to trigger formal planning.
- Preparations at Buckingham Palace mark the first time a U.S. president will receive two full state visits from a British monarch.
- Royal commentators say Prince William is expected to play a prominent role in the visit, reflecting President Trump’s reported fondness for him.
- Princess Catherine’s attendance at key events, including the state dinner, remains dependent on her health and an official schedule is still pending.