Royals Adjust US Visit After White House Shooting Scare

0:00On April 26, King Charles is eyeing tweaks to his upcoming U.S. stay visit after that wild shooting scare at the White House correspondent's dinner. Saturday night, gunfire erupted at the Washington, Hilton, forcing an instant evacuation of the president and first lady, but luckily no one got hurt. The royals are still set to jet in on Monday for a three-day trip to Washington, DC, rubbing shoulders with Donald and Melania Trump. Palace insiders say security teams are huddling right now to figure out if last night's chaos throws any wrenches into the plans. Everyone's breathing a sigh of relief that the president, first lady, and guests came through unscathed. Charles got the full rundown and made private calls to send sympathies their way, showing that personal touch amid the tension. Discussions with U.S. counterparts are ramping up fast, weighing every angle on how to keep things safe without derailing the itinerary. For now, it looks like the visit pushes forward unless fresh issues pop up. We'll keep watching how this shakes out, with the palace playing

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