King Charles and Queen Camilla have wrapped up their four-day state visit to the United States, aimed at strengthening transatlantic relations and addressing diplomatic tensions. The final day of the visit featured a farewell at the White House with US President Donald Trump, who lauded Charles as the “greatest king” and announced the removal of US tariffs on UK whisky.
US Visit Highlights
During their time in the US, the royal couple laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery and participated in events in Virginia, including a commemoration of 250 years of American independence. King Charles also delivered a historic address to Congress, emphasising NATO cooperation and continued support for Ukraine.
Arrival in Bermuda
Following the US visit, King Charles departed for Bermuda, making his first trip as monarch to the British overseas territory. Queen Camilla did not accompany him on this leg of the journey. The king is scheduled for a three-day royal tour of the island.
The state visit was seen as a crucial step in reinforcing the special relationship between the UK and the US, amidst ongoing global challenges.
