King Charles & Camilla's US Visit: Pomp & Connection

0:00On April 29, King Charles and Queen Camilla kicked off a four-day-state visit to the United States on April 27, landing at Joint Base, Andrews in Maryland. They got a big welcome from President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump, who hosted them at the White House for a garden party right after, arrival in a state dinner the next day. Charles made history by addressing Congress on April 28, following in his late mother's footsteps as only the second British monarch to do. This trip ties into the 250th anniversary of American independence from Britain, highlighting shared prosperity, security, and history, per the UK foreign office. The royals have lined up events across Washington, D.C., New York City, and Virginia to build on that bond. Crowds and officials rode out the red carpet, with kids from British military families handing over flowers on arrival and top figures like vice. President J.D. Vance joining ceremonies. The Trumps and royals shared laughs, strolls, and toasts, keeping things warm and formal.

1:03On April 29, they headed to New York for a solemn stop at the National September 11 Memorial. Joined by former mayor Michael Bloomberg, Charles and Camilla laid bouquets by the pools, attaching a note honoring the victims and standing in. Solidarity with Americans. With more stops ahead in Virginia, this visit keeps the special relationship flowing strong, blending pomp with real connection. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news to date update, AI-powered and always trending.