Royal Visit: Charles & Camilla in US

0:00It's April 27th. I'm Cory with the story. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI and built for the culture. King Charles and Queen Camilla kicked off their state visit to the United States landing in Washington, D.C. on Monday, April 27th. They got a warm welcome from President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, complete with private tea and a tour for new beehive shape-like. The White House on the grounds. From there, the royal couple headed straight to a garden party at the British Embassy, mixing with folks from both sides of the Atlantic. The guest list featured British stars like Olympian Tom Daly, top diplomats, Trump admin figures such as Stephen Miller and Scott Besson even. Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi, plus charity leaders close to the royal's causes. These garden parties are a big world tradition back home at places like Buckingham Palace, but has been decades since one happened on U.S. soil. Last in 1939, with King George VI. Camilla connected with reps from groups helping missing kids and vulnerable families, keeping that focus front and center.

1:07Looking ahead, Tuesday brings Charles addressing a joint session of Congress, just the second British monarch ever after his mom in 1991, followed by a White House state dinner. Then it's on to New York City for the 9-11 Memorial. Virginia for Community Meats and Abolation performances, plus a block party nodding to. America's 250th birthday. All this, despite a shooting at the White House correspondence dinner, the night before, that injured a secret service agent Buckingham Palace confirmed. Everything's moving forward as planned after chats across the pond, with the royals and trumps touching base personally to keep the momentum rolling.