The White House has faced criticism after posting a photograph of US President Donald Trump and Britain's King Charles III on social media with the caption 'TWO KINGS'. The image was shared on X during the monarch's state visit to the United States on 28 April.
Former US Assistant Secretary Philip Reeker described the post as 'a little bit embarrassing' in an interview with LBC's Iain Dale. He suggested it was a political dig aimed at the so-called 'No Kings' movement, which has opposed President Trump's leadership.
Critics have likened Mr Trump to a 'king' amid his second term, prompting a series of 'No Kings' protests across the US. Demonstrators have voiced opposition to his immigration policies, stance on the Middle East conflict, and other measures.
The White House post has drawn further scrutiny as the administration continues to face backlash over its handling of domestic and foreign affairs.
