President Trump will be hosted by the Queen of England and the whole royal family aside from Meghan Markle, who is on maternity leave
Posted on | May 25, 2019 | No Comments
The private lunch will take place shortly after Mr Trump’s arrival on June 3, following an official welcome by the Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.
The younger royals were expected to play a part in the three-day visit after it emerged that the President planned to bring four of his five children with him.
Palace sources confirmed that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will attend a state banquet hosted by the Queen during his first evening in London.
The white-tie dinner will be attended by some 150 royals, politicians, advisers and other guests who will mingle in Buckingham Palace’s ballroom.
The full itinerary for the visit, released by Buckingham Palace yesterday, reveals that the Prince of Wales will share official duties with the Queen as he increasingly assumes greater responsibility to support his 93-year-old mother, as he prepares to one day be king.
He will jointly inspect a Guard of Honour with the US President and will later host Mr Trump and his wife, Melania, for tea at Clarence House.
The following day, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall will attend a dinner hosted by the US Ambassador on behalf of the Queen.
They will then joined the Queen and the Trumps on June 5 for a D-Day 75th anniversary celebration in Southsea, Portsmouth.
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