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0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. President Trump broke from his usual style by holding a private meeting with King Charles III in the Oval Office. No cameras rolling like with. Other world leaders. This closed door chat during the King's visit to the U.S. caught folks off guard, since Trump's past sit downs have mostly been out in the open. The reason boils down to the King's role. He's the ceremonial head of state for Britain, not a policymaker calling the shots on government stuff. Unlike presidents or prime ministers who dive into policy talks, Charles sticks to symbolic duties, so no need for a public broadcast. People were scratching their heads at first, wondering why the secrecy, but officials say it fits protocol perfectly. Compare that to Trump's televised niece, with Ukraine's president Zelensky, or Britain's prime minister Starmer. Those involved real deal making. Trump even wanted to join the King for his speech to Congress, but royal rules kept

1:02him back at the Capitol. He and First Lady Melania walked the roles out of the Oval Office, then had to sit it out, with Trump saying he'd love to be there if protocol allowed. This marks the first day visit by a British monarch since 2007, and Charles's debut trip as King setting a tone for quiet diplomacy over the spotlight.