The visit was officially announced by the British news agency PA, though Buckingham Palace has not disclosed detailed plans for the program.

Logistical challenges prevented an informal meeting between King Charles and Trump prior to the visit, despite previous suggestions to meet at Balmoral or Dumfries House in Scotland.

Princess Kate's participation in the visit remains uncertain due to health concerns, but her presence is considered important for diplomatic relations, as emphasized by royal commentator Jennie Bond.

Both Prince William and Princess Kate understand the importance of engaging positively with Trump, which is seen as vital for British diplomacy.

In recent days, King Charles expressed condolences to Trump over the devastating flooding in Texas that resulted in nearly 90 fatalities, reflecting ongoing diplomatic goodwill.

During the visit, Trump is unlikely to address Parliament because the House of Commons will be in recess during the period, although the House of Lords will be in session.

Criticism from some MPs and campaigners, including 15 Labour MPs, has emerged, urging that Trump be denied the honor of speaking in Parliament due to his controversial comments and policies.

Despite the diplomatic gestures, there is skepticism about Trump's reception in the UK, with some critics and Labour lawmakers questioning the appropriateness of honoring him amid his controversial international stance.

Protests are planned by the Stop Trump Coalition, with demonstrators gathering at London's Embankment to voice opposition to his visit and policies.

Donald Trump is scheduled for a second state visit to the UK from September 17 to 19, 2025, hosted by King Charles III and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle, marking an unprecedented gesture towards an American leader.

The invitation was personally extended by King Charles III through a letter delivered by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer during a White House meeting in February.

Royal commentator Jennie Bond highlighted that Trump has developed a rapport with Prince William, especially after their previous meeting at Notre Dame, emphasizing the royal family's diplomatic role.