King Charles III is set to visit the United States next April to celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary, marking a historic occasion in U.S.-UK relations, sources in Washington and London confirmed.
The visit, hosted by President Donald Trump, will include a State visit to the White House and a series of events leading up to the July 4 Independence Day celebrations. Attendance depends on the monarch’s health.
Queen Camilla is expected to accompany King Charles during the trip, which will feature formal receptions, banquets, and public appearances designed to highlight the longstanding friendship between the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Trump’s administration is coordinating a program of events, emphasizing the significance of the 250-year milestone in U.S. history and using the royal visit as a major moment to engage both American and international audiences.
Officials say the visit aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and showcase cultural and historical bonds, while also providing a platform to celebrate shared achievements and the legacy of democracy between the two nations.
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While exact dates and itineraries are still being finalized, planners stress that the trip will proceed only if King Charles’ health permits, ensuring the monarch can travel comfortably and safely throughout the celebrations.