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King Charles visited the United States in April, and made history as the second monarch to speak during a joint session in Congress.
King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Washington D.C. on Monday, April 27.
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greeted the King and Queen in front of the White House upon their arrival.
The King and Queen posed in front of the White House with the President and First Lady following their arrival.
President Trump and the First Lady hosted the King and Queen to a tea party in the Green Room at the White House.
King Charles and Queen Camilla looked intently at a display set up on the White House lawn alongside President Trump and the First Lady and their assistant pastry chef.
King Charles said something which made First Lady Melania Trump laugh while at the White House.
The royal couple took a photo in front of a model of the new presidential ballroom alongside President Trump and the First Lady while at the White House.
In addition to tea with the President and First Lady, the King and Queen also attended a garden party at the British Embassy.
King Charles shared a laugh with other guests at the garden party.
Queen Camilla posed for photos with military cadets while at the garden party at the British Embassy.
King Charles and Queen Camilla shook hands with different dignitaries while at an arrival ceremony held in their honor at the White House.
The King and Queen walked alongside the President and First Lady towards the South Lawn of the White House for an arrival ceremony.
The King and Queen stood with the President and the First Lady on a balcony overlooking the South Lawn ahead of the arrival ceremony.
King Charles said something which caused President Trump to laugh during the arrival ceremony at the South Lawn of the White House.
President Trump gave a speech at the arrival ceremony at the White House, in honor of King Charles and Queen Camilla.
King Charles and President Trump hosted a bilateral meeting between their two nations in the Oval Office at the White House.
King Charles later met with Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and other legislators during a bicameral, bipartisan leadership meeting at the U.S. Capitol.
While King Charles was meeting with lawmakers, Queen Camilla and First Lady Melania Trump attended a cultural educational event at the White House.
First Lady Melania Trump and Queen Camilla handed out books to school children during a cultural educational event at the White House.
King Charles made history as the second British monarch to address Congress, after his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth, first did so in 1991.
King Charles addressed a Joint Meeting of Congress in the House Chamber during his visit.
The King and Queen posed outside the White House with the President and First Lady ahead of the state dinner.
President Trump and King Charles shared a laugh outside the White House ahead of the state dinner.
The King and Queen looked dapper as they walked through the White House on their way to the state dinner.
King Charles presented President Trump with a bell from the HMS Trump during his speech at the state dinner held in the White House.
President Trump, First Lady Melania and King Charles smiled as they shared a toast during the state dinner.
President Trump also addressed the room during the state dinner at the White House.
Ivanka Trump opted for a flowing baby blue dress to attend the state dinner at the White House.
Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner posed for the camera on the White House balcony during the state dinner.
Eric Trump and his wife, Lara Trump, were all smiles as they posed for photos in the White House during the state dinner.
President Trump's daughters, Tiffany and Ivanka, posed with their sister-in-law, Lara Trump, ahead of the state dinner, which they all attended.
Tiffany Trump also attended the state dinner, wearing a strapless yellow dress.
Tiffany Trump and her husband posed for photos in the White House ahead of the state dinner.
The King and Queen then left D.C. and headed to New York City, where they visited the memorial for those who died during the September 11 terrorist attack.
The King and Queen laid flowers down on the memorial, honoring those who died in the Twin Towers during the terrorist attack in New York on September 11.
A close up look at the flowers left behind by the King and Queen at the memorial site, and the note they wrote.
While at the memorial, the King and Queen also met with first responders and the family members of those who lost their lives during the terrorist attack.
While in New York, King Charles also visited a local community organization and after school program which teaches kids about food sustainability.
King Charles met with the founder of the organization, Harlem Grown, to learn all about how they help children and families in Manhattan.
King Charles got his hands dirty and fed the chickens with the children while visiting the organization.
While the King visited with the community organization, Queen Camilla attended a literacy event for The Queen's Reading Room at the New York Public Library.
The Queen read "Winnie-the-Pooh" to the children during the literacy event.
One of the people who attended the Queen's literacy event was actress Sarah Jessica Parker.
Queen Camilla and actress Sarah Jessica Parker were presented with different artifacts during their visit to the New York Public Library.
Queen Camilla then presented the New York Public Library with a replica of the Winne the Poo character, Roo.
Following his meeting with Harlem Grows, King Charles met with top Wall Street and business leaders at Rockefeller Center, including CEOs of Bank of America Corp., Comcast Corp., Tishman Speyer and others.
The King and Queen later reconnected to attend the King's Trust Gala, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the charity.
King Charles spoke at the King's Trust Gala, celebrating the charity he started in 1976 to help aid those affected by the unemployment in the U.K. at the time.
During their trip to Virginia, King Charles and Queen Camilla also visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington to pay their respects.
King Charles looked solemn as he stood in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The King and Queen paid their respects and laid a wreath at the unknown soldier's tomb.
King Charles shook hands with a veteran of the United States military after he laid a wreath at the tomb.
The King and Queen then attended a block party in Virginia in honor of the 250th anniversary of America's independence.
King Charles was joined by Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger as he looked at all the food displayed at the block party celebrating America's 250th birthday.
Queen Camilla was photographed speaking with a vendor selling honey while at the block party in Virginia.
While at the block party, King Charles and Queen Camilla met with different community members, including a little league baseball team.
Queen Camilla looked more than happy to pet a baby goat while at the block party in Virginia.
King Charles spoke with park ranger Karl Rand during his visit to the Shenandoah National Park on his final day in the United States.
King Charles visited Shenandoah National Park for a ceremony held to unveil two commemorative stones from Balmoral and the Appalachian Mountains, marking the 250th anniversary of America and symbolizing the partnership between the England and the U.S.
King Charles met with members of the Monacan Indian Nation during his visit to Shenandoah National Park.
King Charles taking in the picturesque views found in Shenandoah National Park during his visit.
While the King visited the National Park, Queen Camilla visited Smitten Park in order to learn more about America's horseracing industry and efforts being made to collaborate with the U.K. and learn ways to improve horse welfare and rehabilitation.
Queen Camilla had a big smile on her face as she pet a horse while visiting Smitten Farm.
Queen Camilla smiling as she spoke with Hunter Marek and her daughter Violet during a visit to Smitten Farm.
The President and First Lady posing with King Charles and Queen Camilla on their last day in the United States.
President Trump shook Queen Camilla's hand as they said goodbye on the royal couple's final day in America.
President Trump and King Charles shook hands as they said goodbye in front of the White House on the royal's last day in the United States.
King Charles and First Lady Melania Trump embraced as they said their goodbyes in front of the White House.
King Charles waving goodbye as he boards the plane leaving the United States and heading to Bermuda.
King Charles visited the United States in April, and made history as the second monarch to speak during a joint session in Congress.
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