King Charles Earns Green Badge, Prepares U.S. Trip

0:00It's April 22, I'm Cory with the Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, your AI-powered entertainment report. King Charles hit up an Earth Day event on April 22 at Dome Freeze House, grabbing a blue Peter Green badge for his long push on sustainability, through the King's Foundation. He chatted with students tackling their own green projects and slipped the badge into the Foundation's time capsule to market 35th. Earlier that week, the royals marked what would have been Queen Elizabeth's 100th birthday with a Buckingham Palace reception, a British museum visit to see her memorial model and an exhibit on her style plus an emotional speech from the King. That badge is a big deal from the BBC's Blue Peter Show, the world's longest kids TV gigs since 1958. Past royals like Prince William, Kate Middleton, and Queen Elizabeth snag one too, highlighting family ties to eco causes. Now the King's eyeing a packed U.S. trip next week for America's 250th Independence

1:02Bash, hitting Washington D.C. to meet President. Trump and address Congress, New York City for the September 11th 25th anniversary, with first responders, and Virginia for a block party, five. After that, he and Queen Camilla head to Bermuda, his first official visit there as Monarch, helping the global schedule roll in strong.