Donald Trump Reads Personal Letter from King Charles – Reveals Unexpected Request
During a recent Oval Office meeting, former U.S. President Donald Trump was handed a letter from King Charles by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The personally signed letter extended an unprecedented invitation—offering Trump the opportunity to return to the United Kingdom for a second state visit.
This marks a historic moment, as no other U.S. president has ever received two official state visits from a British monarch.
The letter suggested that Trump visit Turnberry, his famous Scottish golf resort, while also proposing an alternative trip to Balmoral.
Additionally, King Charles highlighted the work of his foundation at Dumfries House, which trains young people in hospitality—some of whom have worked in Trump’s own hotels.
The King expressed hope that this visit would further strengthen the deep-rooted relationship between the U.S. and the UK, emphasizing their shared values and long-standing alliance.
Trump, visibly moved by the gesture, praised King Charles as a “wonderful man” and accepted the invitation with enthusiasm.
He reflected on their past meetings and acknowledged their mutual love for their respective nations.
He also emphasized the enduring partnership between the U.S. and the UK, calling it one of the world’s strongest alliances.
With this second royal invitation, Trump secures a unique place in diplomatic history, further cementing the close ties between the two nations.
The visit, once confirmed, could have significant political and historical implications for U.S.-UK relations moving forward.
