Britons Divided on King Charles' US Visit

0:00It's April 4th. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. A new poll from UGov shows nearly half of Britain's 45 percent won King Charles and Queen Camilla's upcoming state visit to the United States canceled. The trip set for the end of April after the royals accepted President Trump's invitation. It marched the 250th anniversary of American independence with the King holding talks with Trump and addressing both houses of Congress. This will be Trump's first state dinner in his second term, and the King's debut visit to America as monarch. Meanwhile 42 percent of voters say the visit should go ahead anyway, though labor, liberal Democrat, and green supporters mostly oppose it. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer sees it as a chance to rebuild the special relationship after some rocky times with Trump. Buckingham Palace confirmed the plans this week, highlighting historic ties and modern partnerships. Trump backed it up on social media and in interviews, calling the King a long time friend, while

1:03first Lady Melania shared prep footage pinpointing the state dinner for April 28th. As details farm up, this high profile exchange could ease tensions or spark more debate back home, keeping the transatlantic spotlight burning bright.