By JAMIE BULLEN, LIVE COVERAGE EDITOR and CHARLIE SPIERING, US POLITICAL REPORTER and REBECCA ENGLISH, ROYAL EDITOR and RACHEL BOWMAN, US NEWS REPORTER and NIKKI SCHWAB, CHIEF CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENT

Donald Trump received a stunning gesture from King Charles at the start of his historic second UK state visit when the monarch invited him to walk ahead of him during his ceremonial welcome.

Trump was invited by the monarch to take the lead when inspecting soldiers at his guard of honour outside Windsor Castle - the largest ever for a state occasion.

The moment came after the Trumps were welcomed onto the Windsor estate by the Prince and Princess of Wales before joining the King and Queen on a carriage procession to the castle.

The US President and First Lady will later pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II before joining the royals at a lavish state banquet with Mr Trump and Charles both expected to give speeches.

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Trump receives stunning gesture from King Charles during guard of honourBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

President Trump appeared to be delighted at being asked to inspect the guard of honour during the ceremonial welcome.

He was invited by the King to walk in front of him, periodically speaking to some of the guardsmen standing to attention.

He then thanked the commanding officer profusely - four times in fact - for the honour.

Watch our video of the moment King Charles shared a joke with Donald Trump during the inspection:

17:15Trump makes history with second state visit to UK

By rachel bowman

Donald Trump is making history with an unprecedented second state visit to the United Kingdom.

His last official visit was in 2019, when he dined with Queen Elizabeth and attended a commemoration of the 75th anniversary of D-Day in Portsmouth.

Donald Trump to make history with second state visit to the UKDonald Trump is to become the first elected politician in modern history to be hosted for two state visits by the Royal Family, it was reported last night.

17:00Questions loom over what Trump and King Charles are discussing

By rachel bowman

Donald Trump and King Charles are spending one-on-one time together during the president's visit.

However, it is unknown what they are discussing. According to the New York Times, the king has deep concerns over major topics, including supporting Ukraine and climate change.

16:49Trumps retreat to Windsor Castle for an outfit change

By rachel bowman

Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, have retreated to their guest room inside Windsor Castle while they rest and get dressed for the state banquet, according to the New York Times.

16:34Protesters gather outside Parliament

By rachel bowman

Thousands have gathered outside Parliament Square to protest Donald Trump's visit to the UK.

16:30Trump's wind whipped hair

By katrina schollenberger

President Donald Trump lost a war against the wind on Wednesday - with his hair flying all over the place during a musical performance and flyover at Windsor Castle.

The president and first lady sat in a viewing stand alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla and took in what's called a Beating Retreat - a military band spectacle.

Trump's blond locks got tussled by the wind, which was so intense that part of the planned military flyover had to be cancelled due to the weather.

Both First Lady Melania Trump and Camilla were sporting hats, with the Queen holding onto hers during one of the stronger wind bursts.

16:27Prince William and Kate had private meeting with the Trumps, sources say

By rachel bowman

Prince William and Kate had a private meeting with President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump at Windsor Castle, a royal source told CNN.

No details about the conversation have been released, but it was described as 'warm and friendly.'

The Prince and Princess of Wales greeted the US President and his wife when they arrived at Windsor Castle earlier today.

16:10Red Arrows display red, white and blue smoke during flyover

By rachel bowman

The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, displayed trails of red, white and blue smoke as they flew over Windsor Castle.

Trump and King Charles III applauded as the nine Royal Air Force jets flew by.

The band played Auld Lang Syne, a traditional Scots song about remembering old friendships, as the jets soared above.

15:45Watch live: Flypast to mark Donald Trump's historic UK state visitBy Jamie Bullen

Watch our live stream of the Beating Retreat military ceremony followed by a flypast of British and American military jets

15:44What is the Beating Retreat?By Jamie Bullen

Donald Trump and King Charles are currently watching a Beating Retreat military ceremony involving around 200 British and American musicians.

The ceremony dates back to the 17th century but is being performed at a US state visit for the first time.

The origins of Beating Retreat go back to when drums heralded the closing of camp gates and the lowering of flags at the end of the day of fighting.

Today, it has become a significant event for military musicians taking place on Horse Guards Parade each year for two successive evenings in June.

The ceremony has evolved into a colourful pageant of military music and precision drill carried out by the the Mounted Bands of the Household Cavalry and the Massed Bands of the Household Division.

15:29Pictures: King and Trump attend military ceremony side by sideBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

The King and US President Donald Trump joined the Queen and First Lady Melania Trump on steps leading to the East Lawn.

British and US military personnel stood in silence as the four made their way to their seats to view the Beating Retreat - a rendition involving around 200 musicians.

The King looked at Mr Trump before they sat down and the ceremony began.

Charles was seen chatting with Camilla and Mr Trump as they were seated.

15:26Trump says tour of late Queen's final resting place is 'great honour'By Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

President Trump said 'this was a great honour' after he was given a tour of St George's Chapel which included spending ten minutes at the tomb of Queen Elizabeth II.

The President and First Lady Melania laid a wreath at the late Queen's final resting place.

A ledger marks her tomb at the King George VI Memorial Chapel, part of St George's Chapel where she was laid to rest alongside her husband Prince Philip three years ago this Friday. They emerged from the private event around ten minutes later and treated to a musical performance from Choristers of St George's Chapel choir.

Sixteen members aged seven to 13 years old performed Vivaldi's Gloria First Movement with Luke Bond, organist and James Vivian conductor.

Trump led a round of applause after the finished.

Afterwards they posed for photos with the choir and Trump waved his hand at the media and made the children laugh after saying: 'You see those people over there, they will make you famous.'

15:21King Charles and Donald Trump arrive for military ceremonyBy Jamie Bullen

Donald Trump and King Charles have arrived together on the East Lawn of Windsor Castle for a military ceremony never previously performed on a state visit.

British and American musicians are participating in a special Beating Retreat military ceremony.

The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps and the Royal Marines are among those involved in the ceremony.

15:18Keir Starmer joins Trumps and the royals at military ceremonyBy Jamie Bullen

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and his wife Lady Starmer have joined British and US military personnel on the East Lawn of Windsor Castle for the Beating Retreat ceremony.

The Starmers will dine with the Trumps at the Windsor Castle state banquet this evening before hosting the couple at Chequers tomorrow.

15:11Flypast scaled back because of poor weather but Red Arrows to go aheadBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

A flypast that was due to take place over Windsor Castle to mark US President Donald Trump's second state visit has been scaled back due to bad weather.

Four F-35 military jets were due to take part in the display - two F-35Bs from number 207 Squadron, the United Kingdom's F-35B Operational Conversion Unit based at RAF Marham, and two F-35As from the 493rd Fighter Squadron, United States Air Force, based at RAF Lakenheath - but will no longer take to the skies.

It would have been the first time US and UK aircraft have flown together for such a visit.

A display by the Red Arrows is still due to happen.

15:00How to watch the Trump flypast: Time, route and how to track the Red ArrowsBy Jamie Bullen

A fleet of British and American F-35 stealth jets will roar through the sky alongside the RAF's famed Red Arrows in an historic military flypast honouring Donald Trump's state visit today.

For the first time, airwings of the world's most advanced fighter jets will join a huge spectacle to celebrate the arrival of the visiting US President - in a display the government has touted as unprecedented.

UK and US musicians will perform a special Beating Retreat military ceremony, the first time it will be performed at a state visit.

The spectacle will conclude with a joint flypast by UK and US F-35 fighter jets and the Red Arrows, which the MoD said was a demonstration of the strength of the UK-US defence and security relationship.

The Royal Air Force is to be equipped with 12 new F-35A aircraft - the jet flown by the US air force in the flypast, it was announced in June.

Britain currently already has around 37 F-35B stealth jets, which are built to take off and land on the Royal Navy's two £3.5billion Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers.

See our graphic below on when and where you can see the Red Arrows this afternoon

14:52Trump's private tribute to late Queen ElizabethBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

by Nikki Schwab, Chief Campaign Correspondent

In a somber moment, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump laid a wreath at the tomb of Queen Elizabeth II - who hosted the Trumps for a state dinner at Buckingham Palace in 2019.

The quiet moment didn't take place in front of the press.

The president and first lady were then serenaded by a children's choir alongside other White House officials at St. George's Chapel, in the grounds of Windsor Castle.

Melania and the president greeted the 16 children afterward, with the First Lady breaking out a smile under her large plum-colored hat.

'See the people over there? That's the media,' Trump cheekily said after they posed for a group picture.

14:43REBECCA ENGLISH: The gift given to Donald Trump that money cannot buyBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

The US President was given a gift by the King today that money cannot buy.

In the official exchange between the two countries at Windsor Castle, Their Majesties gave President Trump the Union Flag that flew above Buckingham Palace on the day of his inauguration, on the 20th January 2025.

The inspired - and totally unique - offering was accompanied by a bespoke, hand bound leather volume specially crafted by the Royal Bindery in Windsor Castle, to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

First Lady Melania was also gifted a silver and enamel bowl, crafted using traditional silversmithing techniques by Northern Irish artist, Cara Murphy and featuring Her Majesty's cypher, as well as a personalised Anya Hindmarch handbag.

According to tradition, Their Majesties also gave the Trumps a silver photograph frame engraved with their joint cypher.

In return President Trump and the First Lady gave King Charles a replica of a President Eisenhower Sword.

Significantly, the White House was at pains to emphasise that it symbolised profound respect and is a reminder of the historical partnership that was critical to winning World War II.

The sword is also said to encapsulate the 'enduring values and cooperative spirit' that continues to define the relationship between the United States and Great Britain.

14:37Watch: Queen Camilla's awkward moment with Melania TrumpBy Jamie Bullen

Queen Camilla momentarily found herself in a rather awkward social situation today as she welcomed Donald and Melania Trump to Windsor Castle for the couple's historic second official state visit.

In the Windsor estate's Walled Garden, Camilla, 78, and the First Lady, 55, appeared deep in conversation as they stood on the steps, with the King and President Trump close by.

However, when Melania, 55, spotted the Princess of Wales approaching, the President's wife quickly turned in Kate's direction to greet her, apparently calling time on her chat with the Queen.

And Kate reciprocated, leaving Prince William behind as she headed straight for the First Lady.

An animated conversation between Melania and Kate followed, with Queen Camilla left looking on.

Prince William and Kate had previously escorted the President and First Lady on the short walk across the grass, onto the gravel path outside Victoria House where the King and Queen were waiting.

Watch the video below and read the full story by Maria Chiorando here

14:23Watch: Trump arrives at St George's Chapel to pay respects to late QueenBy Jamie Bullen

Donald Trump and Melania have arrived at St George's Chapel to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II.

They were greeted by the Dean of Windsor, the Right Reverend Christopher Cocksworth, and Chapter Clerk Charlotte Manley.

Mr and Mrs Trump will privately pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II by laying a wreath at her tomb.

They will then hear a performance by a group of young choristers and have a tour of the chapel, which is the resting place of 11 monarchs including Henry VIII.

14:09Watch: Kensington Palace release slick video of Donald Trump's arrivalBy Jamie Bullen

Kensington Palace has released a slick video of Donald Trump's arrival in Windsor after the Prince and Princess of Wales greeted the President off his Marine One helicopter.

The royal couple are playing a leading role on the first full day ofTrump's historic second state UK visit and will appear at a state banquet at Windsor Castle this evening.

Watch the video below:

14:03Revealed: The royals who ate lunch with the Trumps...and those that didn'tBy Jamie Bullen

Six members of the Royal family joined Donald Trump for lunch at Windsor Castle.

The King, Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester all sat down with the US president in the state dining room.

They were also joined by Mr Trump's entourage and James Roscoe, who is the new interim ambassador to the US in place of Lord Mandelson, and the King's key aides.

The Duchess of Edinburgh has left for an overseas tour and the Duke of Edinburgh is also away on a foreign trip.

The Princess Royal was not at the lunch.

13:56'Trump represents everything we hate': The London protest against president's visit By Jamie Bullen

A demonstration against Donald Trump's state visit is building in London this afternoon.

Organised by the Stop Trump UK coalition, which consists of more than 50 campaign groups, protesters are marching in the capital in response to Trump receiving a red carpet welcome in Windsor.

Officers at the protest said according to the latest estimates there are at least 3,000 people in the march.

Zoe Gardner, a political commentator and one of the organisers of today's protest, told the BBC Trump 'represents everything that we hate'.

She told the broadcaster:

We want our government to show some backbone, and have a little bit of pride and represent that huge feeling of disgust at Donald Trump's politics in the UK.

The Metropolitan Police said it is preparing for "a significant operation" with more than 1,600 officers deployed today including 500 assisting from other forces.

13:47Pictures: Trumps head to Green Drawing Room after lunchBy Jamie Bullen

Donald and Melania Trump have been pictured inside the Green Drawing Room at Windsor Castle to view a number of exhibits promoting the UK-US relationship.

13:42Police speak to driver of Trump-Epstein van in WindsorBy Jamie Bullen

Police officers in Windsor have spoken with the driver of an ad van which showed a picture of Donald Trump with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Pictures earlier this morning appeared to show the vehicle being driven in the Berkshire town.

A Thames Valley Police spokesperson said:

Security checks are a necessary part of our response to ensure the safety of the state visit and all those in the area.

The driver was at risk of breaching the Road Traffic Regulations Act, and after a brief conversation with officers the motorist left the area.No arrests were made and no vehicles were seized.

We have been clear with the public that an enhanced police presence would be in place due to the state visit.

13:35Buckingham Palace reveal the gifts exchanged between King Charles and Donald TrumpBy Jamie Bullen

Donald Trump and his First Lady Melania will give King Charles a replica of a sword presented to President Dwight Eisenhower Sword as a symbol of 'historical partnership' between the US and UK.

Meanwhile, the King and Queen will gift Trump a bespoke, hand-bound leather book to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, which was adopted in Philadelphia on July 4 1776, as well as the union flag that was hoisted above Buckingham Palace on the day of the president's inauguration earlier this year.

To Melania, Charles and Camilla will gift a silver and enamel bowl featuring the Queen's cypher crafted by Northern Irish artist Cara Murphy, a renowned silversmith who has created works for Downing Street and the Grand National.

The First Lady will also receive a personalised Anya Hindmarch handbag.

The King is set to receive a replica of a President Eisenhower Sword which, according to Buckingham Palace, symbolises 'profound respect' and acts as a 'reminder of the historical partnership that was critical' to winning the Second World War.

'The sword also symbolises the enduring values and co-operative spirit that continues to define the relationship between the United States and Great Britain,' the palace added.

Meanwhile the Queen will be gifted a Tiffany & Co vintage 18-carat gold, diamond and ruby flower brooch.

13:30Top story: Royals welcome Trump and First Lady to Windsor for historic state visitBy Jamie Bullen

The King, Queen, Prince William and Kate welcomed Donald Trump and his wife Melania to Britain today as the US President's historic second state visit began.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were deployed at the start of the royal charm offensive to greet the Trumps in the Walled Garden on the Windsor estate when the Marine One helicopter arrived - with Mr Trump telling Kate: 'You're beautiful', according to a lip reader.

In one of a number of flourishes being added to the American leader's trip, the helicopter landed on the lawn of the garden nestled in the private Home Park.

William and Kate welcomed the Trumps and walked a short distance with them to meet King Charles III and Queen Camilla outside Victoria House to launch the trip.

The Queen spent yesterday afternoon resting at Windsor Castle, having pulled out of attending the Duchess of Kent's funeral at Westminster Cathedral after suffering from acute sinusitis - but royal aides said she had recovered to greet the Trumps today.

Read our top story on the Daily Mail website here:

The Prince and Princess of Wales welcome Donald Trump to WindsorPrince William and Kate greeted the Trumps in the Walled Garden on the Windsor estate when the President's Marine One helicopter arrived just after midday.

13:24Trump to examine exhibits celebrating UK-US relationshipBy Jamie Bullen

The Green Drawing Room has been laid out with exhibits celebrating the UK's bond with the US, ready for US President Donald Trump to see after lunch.

The semi-state room is often used as the backdrop for official royal photographs.

It was where the wedding portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were taken in 2018.

The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were also pictured there together to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee.

It features striking silk green walls hangings, which match the fabric of the antique settees and chairs, and elaborate gilded panels and doors.

Designed for the extravagant King George IV, it was originally known as the Library.

Its gilded ceiling boasts a geometric lozenge shape and the ceiling-height bay windows look out over the East Terrace.

The Green Drawing Room was one of the rooms damaged in the 1992 Windsor Castle fire, but its carpet, which was shown at the Great Exhibition in 1851, survived the blaze.

13:22What Donald and Melania Trump said to William and Kate

By Charlie Spiering

The president commented on Princess Kate's beauty and Prince William joked after Trump spoke about their conversations.

'We have lots to catch up with, and there's been lots of changes,' Trump said.

The Trumps exited Marine One shortly after noon, as the president shook hands with the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Trump's intimate conversation with Kate and William revealedKing Charles III and Queen Camilla welcomed President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump to Windsor Castle on Wednesday.

13:17Hundreds of protesters gather in London to demonstrate against Trump visitBy Jamie Bullen

Hundreds of protesters have gathered in Portland Place, central London, near the BBC's Broadcasting House to protest against Donald Trump's second state visit.

Some protesters are carrying banners which read: 'No to the racism, no to Trump.'

Others have small versions of the Trump baby blimp, a 20ft iteration of which was carried through crowds of thousands during protests against the US president's first state visit in 2019.

The campaigners will begin to march towards Whitehall at around 3pm.

13:12Watch: Why Trump and First Lady didn't curtsy after meeting Royal familyBy Jamie Bullen

While many politicians often curtsy when in the company of the Royal family, the Trumps are not required to follow that protocol.

That's because visiting heads of state are not required to welcome the royals with the gesture, although Michelle Obama reportedly curtsied when in private company with the late Queen Elizabeth II

See our video below:

13:08PODCAST: Queens, Kings & Dastardly Things - INSIDE King Charles' State Banquet for President TrumpBy Jamie Bullen

Listen to the Daily Mail's new Queens, Kings & Dastardly Things podcast taking listeners inside King Charles's state banquet for Donald Trump in Windsor tonight.

Hosted by Royal Historians Robert Hardman and Professor Kate Williams, our podcast looks at the Royal Family - the secrets, the palace intrigues, and the Crown's bloodiest moments

Listen or watch the latest episode here:

13:01Donald Trump's extraordinary Daily Mail column on 'outstanding' King CharlesBy Jamie Bullen

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Editor's note: This column by President Donald Trump was originally published in September 2022 following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. In the deeply personal tribute, Mr Trump wrote movingly of his time with Her Majesty and his fondness for the United Kingdom.

by Donald Trump

The whole of civilization is in mourning. The passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the enlightened monarch who reigned over the United Kingdom for 70 years, is a loss felt by billions around the world.

This week, and in the weeks ahead, we especially grieve for the royal family -- we can only imagine their sorrow.

And we express our solidarity with all the people of the United Kingdom and every realm of the Commonwealth she so loved.

Few in history have more fully exemplified the traits of dignity, steadfastness, resolve, duty, and patriotic devotion.

Read Donald Trump's column here:

DONALD TRUMP: Charles is an outstanding successor to the iconic QueenThe times we spent with the Queen are memories Melania and I will cherish forever. At our State Dinner three years ago, we got along wonderfully, talking the whole evening.

12:53The clothes chosen by Kate, Melania and Queen Camilla to mark historic state visitBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

The three women at the centre of today's state visit: Queen Camilla, the Princess of Wales and Melania Trumnp certainly dressed for the occasion.

Following a recent bout of illness, Camilla wore a sapphire blue dress, a coat by Fiona Clare and a hat by Philip Treacy along with a sapphire and diamond brooch.

Meanwhile Kate sported a maroon-coloured Emilia Wickstead dress with a £2,330 hat by Jane Taylor, and a burgundy Chanel bag that she has carried multiple times before.

And Melania looked chic in a Christian Dior Haute Couture dark gray skirt suit that flared out at the waist and fell just below her knees. She wore her blonde tresses in a slick bun that was largely hidden by a wide-brimmed wool hat in a brighter purple hue.

12:46Watch: Moment King Charles joked with Donald Trump during guard of honour inspectionBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

President Trump appeared delighted at being asked to inspect the Guard of Honour.

The King appeared to make a point - possibly because of previous criticism levelled at the US leader for walking in front of the late Queen - of inviting his guest to walk ahead of him as they traversed the first two lines.

The King also lagged slightly behind as the US leader chatted with Lieutenant Colonel Storm Green, a South African officer of the Coldstream Guards who is the Commander of London Central Garrison.

He paused for a second to take in the spectacle, as the Queen and Melania chatted happily on the Royal Dais, before walking forward.

A few seconds later he appeared again, walking ponderously, before stopping to thank the Lt Col profusely - four times in fact.

The King appeared to crack a joke, touching President Trump on the arm as the Guard of Honour captain raised his blade to his bearskin signalling the end of the inspection and saying: 'Watch the sword!' before chuckling and looking coyly at his guest.

12:41Watch: Donald Trump and King Charles ride carriage to Windsor CastleBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

Here's footage of the carriage procession as King Charles and Donald Trump rode together to Windsor Castle inside the Irish state coach.

12:36Revealed: How William introduced Donald Trump to King CharlesBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

'This is my father,' said the Prince of Wales as he led the royal greeting for President Trump as he arrived at Windsor Castle.

The Prince and Princess of Wales walked out to greet Donald and Melania Trump.

Three US military helicopters landed in the walled garden by Victoria House, the first time that the lawn has been used as a landing site.

The last helicopter to land, known as Marine One, was carrying the President and First Lady, who were met by the Prince and Princess of Wales.

They then walked the short distance to Victoria House where they were greeted by the King and Queen.

12:26Watch: Trump tells Kate 'you're beautiful' after landing at Windsor estateBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

Donald Trump complimented the Princess of Wales by telling her 'you're so beautiful' when she greeted him off Marine One.

Trump was seen remarking on the royal's looks as Kate and William were the first to meet him and Melania after they landed on the Windsor estate 20 minutes later than expected

Watch the footage below:

12:21Trumps to pay respects to late Queen

By Jamie Bullen

This afternoon, the Trumps will visit St George's Chapel, Windsor, to lay a wreath on the tomb of Queen Elizabeth II.

Afterwards, The President and First Lady will be given a short tour of the chapel and will hear a musical performance from the choir.

Later, they will join the King and Queen, the Prime Minister and Lady Starmer - as well as US and British military families to view a Beating Retreat ceremony on the East Lawn of Windsor Castle.

The ceremony, another royal first laid on especially for the occasion, will conclude with a flypast by UK and US F-35 military jets and the Red Arrows, subject to weather conditions.

Trump was hosted by the Queen on his first UK state visit in 2019

12:16Melania exudes elegance as meets the Royal familyBy Rebecca English, Royal Editor, For The Daily Mail

by Jane Herz, US Femail Reporter

Melania Trump exuded elegance as she arrived to meet the British Royal family alongside husband Donald Trump in a historic state visit to the UK.

The 55-year-old looked effortlessly chic in a Christian Dior Haute Couture dark gray skirt suit that flared out at the waist and fell just below her knees.

She wore her blonde tresses in a slick bun that was largely hidden by a wide-brimmed wool hat in a brighter purple hue.

Melania was expertly poised in her heels as she walked alongside Donald, Prince William and Princess Kate in the Walled Garden on the Windsor estate.

The group walked a short distance to meet King Charles III and Queen Camilla outside Victoria House to officially launch the trip.

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