The King, it is fair to say, has found himself at the centre of a rather unenviable conundrum. How to woo one fellow head of state while carrying out his own duties as monarch
In the wake of the Princess of Wales's non-appearance at Royal Ascot last week, I have been trying to work out what's really going on behind the scenes.
'There's their truth. And then there's the truth,' a royal insider once told me. And I'm not sure it's the kind of 'truth' that Meghan Sussex (as she prefers to be known) has alluded to in her latest…
In all the Royal Family's troubled relations with Harry and Meghan, it was a single word that sent a collective shiver down the spine of Buckingham Palace.
In a 'Speech from the Throne' (made of wood from a Windsor oak, no less) King Charles, 76, spoke of his 'deep pride and pleasure' at witnessing 'Canadians coming together'.
Today's visit by King Charles and Queen Camilla to Ottawa will 'reinforce the power and the strength of the message' to Donald Trump that 'Canada is not for sale'.
How far William and Kate have come together since those testing times when topless pictures of the princess were published in a French magazine - and their continued strength as a family unit.
When Donald Trump arrived in the UK for his first Buckingham Palace wine-and-dine as President in June 2019, it is fair to say that no one knew quite what to expect.