
Donald Trump and his family made plenty of headlines when they visited London in 2019 for an official visit with Queen Elizabeth, and in February, the U.S. president was invited back for an unprecedented second state visit by King Charles. Vice President JD Vance shared comments earlier this week about Trump's "love" for The King and the rest of the Royal Family—and now the president has given an indication on when the public might expect to see him travel to the U.K.
President Trump, speaking from the White House on Thursday, April 17, said that planning for the historic visit is well underway. "I think they are setting a date for September," he said, via the Mirror.