
Donald Trump's second state visit to the UK was designed to showcase diplomacy, pageantry and political goodwill. Yet amid the state banquet at Windsor Castle on 17 September, the US president's speech left royal watchers wondering whether he had deliberately overlooked Prince Harry.
Speaking to 160 distinguished guests in St George's Hall, Trump described King Charles as a leader who had raised a 'remarkable son in his royal highness the Prince of Wales' and went on to predict 'an unbelievable amount of success' for Prince William. He then turned to the Princess of Wales, praising Catherine as 'radiant, so healthy and so beautiful.'