Donald Trump all praises for King Charles after getting invite historic second UK state visit

Former US President Donald Trump may be known for his bold statements, but it appears he has a soft spot for the British royal family—particularly King Charles and the Prince and Princess of Wales.

During a meeting in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer presented Trump with a formal letter from King Charles, extending an unprecedented invitation for a second state visit to the UK.

Starmer emphasized the historic nature of the moment, telling Trump: "This is very special—it has never happened before."

Following the royal invitation, Trump heaped praise on King Charles, calling him: "A great gentleman… a beautiful man, a wonderful man."

He further reminisced about their strong bond, stating that he had formed a good relationship with the monarch during his first state visit to the UK in 2019.

Reports suggest that Trump also holds great admiration for Prince William and Kate Middleton.

An insider told Hello Magazine that the former US president sees the Prince and Princess of Wales as key figures in strengthening US-UK relations.

According to The Telegraph, Prince William’s evolving relationship with Trump could play a crucial role in current political diplomacy.

A White House insider stated that the Prince of Wales holds "really powerful, really important influence" in shaping diplomatic ties between the two nations.

With Trump’s historic second state visit now on the table, the role of the British royals in US-UK relations appears to be stronger than ever.

Why does Trump see Prince William and Kate as important?

Reports suggest he views them as the glamorous, younger face of the monarchy, capable of strengthening US-UK ties.

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