King Charles & Queen Camilla's NYC Reception

0:00On April 29, King Charles and Queen Camilla capped off their pack day in New York City at a lively reception at Christie's Auction House. The event spotlighted strong UK U.S. cultural bonds and youth programs through the King's Trust. The charity The King started back in 1976 to support at-risk kids. It wrapped up their Wednesday activities during a four-day state visit to America. Earlier that day, the couple paid their first visit together to the National September 11 Memorial, honoring those lost in the attacks. They then split up for solo stops. The King hit a UK U.S. trade event and Harlem-grown community spot while the Queen celebrated literacy at the New York Public Library. Big names like Martha Stewart, Anna Wentore, Lionel Richie, and Stella McCartney showed up, mingling with arts, fashion, and philanthropy folks. The royals toured a cool display on British soft power, featuring holograms and works tied to places like the Met Museum and Brooklyn Academy of.

1:01Music They also chatted with King's Trust ambassadors and young people from Chicago and New York who've built skills through the group's job programs. British ambassadors Sir Christian Turner hosted with speeches closing the 9. This trip marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, kicking off in Washington with President Trump and the state. Dinner before heading to Virginia tomorrow for a Block Party finale. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Powered by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.