Harry's Ukraine Plea, William's Tech Hype, Charles' Centenarian Celebration

0:00On April 25, Prince Harry stirred things up with a speech at the Keeve Security Forum, pushing the U.S. to step up for Ukraine's defense and honor its treaties. This came just days before King Charles heads to the White House for a state visit. President Trump fired back, saying Harry doesn't speak for the UK, and that he himself speaks for Britain more. Harry called himself a humanitarian, not a politician, echoing his mom Diana's vibe from her Angola trip back in 1997. He's visited Ukraine three times since Russia's invasion, supporting bets and troops. Still fifth in line to the throne, his words hit at a tricky time, potentially sparking diplomatic static between the UK and U.S. leaders. Meanwhile, Prince William hit Jaguar's racing HQ in Oxfordshire on St. George's Day, hyping British innovation in Formula E, the all-electric. Motorsport booming worldwide. He tore facilities, tried a simulator headset, and chatted AI's role, joking when drivers might get swapped for machines. But everyone agreed

1:03humans. Stay in the seat. Then at Buckingham Palace Tuesday, King Charles hosted a reception marking 100 years since Queen Elizabeth II's birth. Three centenarians born that same day got their birthday cards in person, cut cake together, and mingled with the full royal family, plus charity reps. They served a twist on her favorite gin and Dubene cocktail, daytime style, with tonic and lemon-tasted, sharp and fresh. These royal moves from global calls to green tech tours and heartfelt tributes keep the family front and center, blending duty with fresh energy as. Charles preps for his big U.S. trip. That's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news today. Driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.