King Charles III and Queen Camilla attend King's Trust gala in New York City
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Updated · The New York Times · Apr 29
King Charles III and Queen Camilla attend King's Trust gala in New York City
15 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 29
The royal couple also visited the 9/11 Memorial, Harlem Grown urban farm, and the New York Public Library, where Queen Camilla gifted a replica of Roo to mark the Winnie-the-Pooh centenary.
Their visit comes amid strained US-UK relations over the Iran conflict and President Trump’s criticism of NATO. The gala at Christie's featured prominent business leaders and cultural figures from both sides of the Atlantic.
King Charles referenced shared US-UK history in an address to Congress, while Queen Camilla promoted her literary charity. This marks only the fifth visit by a reigning British monarch to New York City.
How does King Charles's U.S. tour redefine the 'special relationship' for a new generation?
How did the King balance solemn 9/11 memorials with lavish celebrity galas on the same day?
Why was a Winnie-the-Pooh character a key part of Queen Camilla's diplomatic mission?
Can royal diplomacy mend the growing economic rift between the U.S. and Britain?
In an age of tariffs and global conflict, is the 'soft power' of a royal visit still effective?
What message did King Charles send by promoting environmentalism during his high-stakes U.S. visit?