King Charles planning 'high-stakes' US, Canada tour as Trump returns to the White House

King Charles and Queen Camilla are preparing for a significant tour to the United States as part of efforts to strengthen UK-US relations following Donald Trump’s return to the White House.

According to The Mirror, the royal couple is expected to embark on a North America tour next year, with an official visit currently in the planning stages.

While Buckingham Palace and the White House have yet to confirm details, sources close to the discussions reveal that preliminary talks between the UK and US governments are underway, with an official invitation anticipated soon.

A government insider told The Mirror, "This will undoubtedly be the biggest tour of the King’s reign so far, a huge undertaking for a British monarch to be hosted in the United States."

"Americans love the British Royal Family, and it is a great opportunity for both sides to reaffirm the special relationship in such an important and historic year for the US. The King has been especially keen to travel to Canada, a country and people he holds so much affection for—it will be a charm offensive on both sides," the source added.

This upcoming visit is expected to be one of King Charles' most high-profile diplomatic engagements since his ascension to the throne, marking a key moment in transatlantic relations.