King Charles Visits Bermuda, US State Visit Announced

0:00On March 31, Buckingham Palace just dropped word that King Charles is heading to Bermuda solo, no Queen Camilla in tow. This marks his first trip to a British overseas territorial king, and it's a big deal. The first time a reigning monarch has stepped foot on the island. He actually visited Bermuda back in 1970 as Prince of Wales, over 50 years ago. Queen Elizabeth II was the last reigning royal there in November 2009, and the Duchess of Gloucester popped by most recently in, October 2025. Folks are buzzing about the historic vibe, especially since Bermuda hasn't hosted a king in 16 years. It's a milestone that underscores Charles' push to connect with the territories early in his reign. Shifting gears, the palace also announced a joint state visit to the United States next month, with Camilla. And vided by President Trump, it'll celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence, complete with a White House state dinner, and Charles addressing Congress.

1:01Trump himself hyped it up, calling Charles a great friend and gentleman he's known for years. This'll be Charles's first such visit as King, building on his 19 trips to the US back in his printstays, keeping those special ties strong. Across the pond, stay in the know, with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates.