King Charles III's US State Visit: A Historic Homecoming

0:00On April 26, King Charles III and Queen Camilla are heading to Washington this week for a state visit with President Donald Trump and first. Lady Melania Trump. They arrive Monday from April 27 through 30 to celebrate the special relationship between the U.S. and U.K. almost 250 years after America split from the British Crown. Despite a security scare at last night's White House correspondent Stinner, the trip is still on. Buckingham Palace says the king is updated and relieved everyone stayed safe. The British ambassador expects them fully, channeling that keep calm and carry on vibe, while Trump called Charles a great guy and confirmed no. Changes. Folks are buzzing about the history here, with Charles set to address lawmakers like his mom did back in 1991. It's a big symbolic nod to reconciliation, especially with all the protocol reminders for DC's elite on how to act around royals. Ridicute experts are schooling everyone. No initiating hubs or handshakes, skips selfies and autographs, address him as your majesty

1:04then, sir. The South Maun arrival features God save the king first, then the star-spangled banner, leading to a black-tie state banquet on April 28. This marks Charles's first U.S. state visit as king after 19 trips as prince, blending old traditions with tweaks like no hats at the garden party. Or an American feel, turning it into a smooth diplomatic homecoming.