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@Mike_Fabricant His Majesty has done a great job towards repairing our fractured relationship with the US. Something our atrocious government could never achieve.

The relationship between the US and UK governments remains soured. Trump has no respect for #Starmer and knows he’s on borrowed time and loathed by the majority of Brits. The “special relationship” is between the two Heads of State (President Trump and the King), the peoples of the UK and US, the military, and intelligence communities. A reflection of our common heritage, language and legal system. 👇

King Charles and Queen Camilla meet well-wishers during a community block party and potluck in Front Royal, Virginia today. 📹 maxfostercnn

Proud wife 🥹😍

@LorraineGr44774 @queenofjes Lovely words.

@queenofjes Happy Wife,happy life. these two loved each other for a very long time n were finally able 2 marry. the respect she has for him shines through her eyes n his her but most of all & most importantly they still make each other laugh, same sense of humour, which has carried them thu

@ScottiSal I pray their Majesties have a safe visit to USA

This morning at our early Service we prayed for our beloved #KingCharles and #QueenCamilla that may God keep them safe on American soil. #LongLiveTheMonarchy #StateVisit #AmericaRoyalVisit

@EKWINNER3 @chrisshipitv The British public pay around £1 each per annum towards the formal duties of the Monarchy. We do not contribute towards their private lives.

@chrisshipitv Also, our president doesn't take any pay from taxpayers in salary!!!!! FOR BEING PRESIDENT. SLEEPS INLY 3 TO 4 HRS X DAY. WHO CAN SAY THIS?

Donald Trump has also told Fox News that he is still expecting King Charles tomorrow 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

CONFIRMED: King and Queen State Visit USA is going ahead 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 Palace spokesperson: ‘Following discussions on both sides of the Atlantic through the day, and acting on advice of Government, we can confirm the State Visit by Their Majesties will proceed as planned. The King and Queen are most grateful to all those who have worked at pace to ensure this remains the case and are looking forward to the Visit getting underway tomorrow.

@lynnbettney @TheRoyalButler Have lovely visit. Its on my to do list.

@TheRoyalButler I’m going to Highgrove next week and I hope to see them first hand.😊

King Charles III is not only a monarch but also an accomplished artist: he has spent about 50 years painting watercolour landscapes, especially around Balmoral, and is considered one of the most successful living royal painters, with his works regularly exhibited and sold for charity. #TheKing #Royal

@queenofjes Lovely picture.

King Charles and Queen Camilla

@benonwine @ScottiSal Dedicated

Describe Her Majesty in ONE word?

@BumHeid @RoyalFamily The King has voluntarily paid tax for some years. Our Monarchy cost each of us approx £2 per annum.

@RoyalFamily Pay your tax, you sausage-fingered nonce.

🪴The Princess Royal has officially opened The Queen Elizabeth II Garden in The Regent’s Park, London. The space commemorates the life and service of Queen Elizabeth II - and today would have been Her late Majesty’s 100th birthday. During the visit, The Princess met gardeners and designers involved with the project, before unveiling a plaque to mark the garden’s official opening.

🇬🇧 Queen Elizabeth II at 100 — Day #20/21 Our Platinum Queen. In 2022, Her Majesty reached the milestone of her 70th Anniversary of Accession. This was a historic achievement in many ways — one that no monarch in British history had ever reached. As we touched upon in yesterday’s post, this was not something Her Majesty personally desired; for her Accession came about as a result of the death of her father so young. The reign of Queen Elizabeth II can almost certainly be characterised by the sense of stability she provided. Amidst the pandemic, in 2020, the figure to whom people looked to as a source of solace was none other than Her Majesty herself. The situation had reached a critical point — one grave enough to warrant a special address to the nation. From Windsor Castle — just as she had done 82 years earlier, when she was 14 years old — Her Majesty spoke to her people, offering reassurance that things would take a turn for the better, & that we would, indeed, “meet again.” Following the pandemic, The Queen suffered the most painful loss of her reign in losing her “strength & stay”, Prince Philip. The late Duke of Edinburgh had been ill for a while with Her Majesty deeply worried the entire period & various episodes. Sadly, The Queen was not at his side the moment he died on 9 April, 2021 at Windsor. It has since emerged that The Queen was upset the Duke had left, as he so often did in life, without saying goodbye. The Queen carried on with duties as much as possible. By this point, it was her body catching up to her age. Although she was as competent as ever, she needed a stick to walk & started to slow her usual daily engagements — she had already given up overseas travel in 2015. In the summer of 2022, having privately marked the 70th Anniversary of her Accession in February, Her Majesty received congratulations from the nation & the world through several days of celebrations & commemorations. After the separation of the pandemic, the Platinum Party at the Palace served as an opportunity for everyone to gather together, throughout the country, once again & to pay tribute to Her Majesty. On this occasion, Her Majesty appeared on the Balcony of Buckingham Palace for what would be her final appearance. The Queen’s health continued to gradually decline over that summer. For today’s ‘Queen Elizabeth II at 100’ is Her Majesty with Paddington Bear for tea marking The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. In his words, “Thank you, for everything.”

@denisesf24 @LeescoLee3 And the contents are more versatile.

@LeescoLee3 At least a sack of potatoes has taste.

Believe me when I say I am no fashion expert. But gee whiz, she looks like a sack of potatoes. No, that is cruel to potatoes....

@TheTeaWithLee As the saying goes " You cant make a silk purse out of a sow's ear"

@Elizabe46431051 @LadyColinCampb Yet here you are following and commenting

@LadyColinCampb Never read your long rant.You're a total bore and jealous of the Sussexes success. You're a YT hag who would love to be invited to the places the Sussexes are invited.When are you ever invited to do a speech?You held onto Lady even though Lord divorced you.

If Meghan and Harry think they've pulled off a fast one and are assured of being half-in/half-out hereafter, as their spokesman indicated they now believe, they'd better think again. Their Australian tour hasn't been the unexpurgated success they'd like to believe. In fact, it degenerated into yet another of the disasters for which the Sussexes are now renowned, though neither they nor their team have had the nous to figure it out yet. They've blotted their copy irretrievably, and unless we're going to emulate the example of the Nazis and celebrate the commercialisation of the victims of atrocities, they've crossed the Rubicon commercially, and there's no way back for them. Not only did their bragging alienate those whose support they need, reminding everyone of how they hijacked their South African trip with the aid of Tom Bradby as Meghan thanked him for asking her something no one else had, namely if she was okay, but Harry's assertion that he never wanted to be royal begged the question: Then why do you want to be half-in when you agreed to be wholly out? But what's blotted their copy above all else is Meghan merching her Bondi Beach outfit on OneOff, as if it could ever have been acceptable for anyone to use a visit to the scene of a massacre to sell the clothes she was wearing. Whatever can she come up with that will be greater proof of her gross insensitivity and rampant greed, of her absolute disrepect for the victims of racial hatred? The only instance that I can think of, where someone topped such insensitivity, was the grotesquely twisted and inhumane creature who thought it productive to make a lampshade out of the skin of a murder victim. That didn't end well. Nor will this. Meghan has shown the world in the most reprehensible manner possible why it is imperative that the ban on royals indulging in commercial activities, except under the most restrictive of conditions, was imposed, and why it needs to remain in place. If she wants to sell the clothes she wears to the scene of a massacre, she should do it as Meghan Markle. Not as the Duchess of Sussex. It's time to beef up the Lord Chamberlain's regulations on royal commercialisation, and if she and Harry refuse to abide by the necessary strictures preventing the whoring of royal status for filthy lucre, they should be stripped of all royal styles, titles and ranks.

@queenofjes Beautiful picture

King Charles and Queen Camilla

@ArmatradingJoan So beautiful and peaceful. Dawn and dusk my favourite part of the day.

Mornings feel lighter.

Unsurprisingly, Harry and Meghan's quasi-royal Australian tour is turning out to be as stomach-churningly controversial as everyone expected it to be. Not only have they coralled some 70 sick children, parents and carers in an atrium for a photo op despite the threat of infection to youngsters with the suppressed immune systems that are an inevitable part of cancer treatment, but she has posted her wardrobe online for her admirers, with the purpose of obtaining a kickback for her when they buy what she's been wearing. Harry baldly asserts that they're a part of the Royal Family so hint hint it's a proper royal tour, despite the clear breaches of the Lord Chamberlain's regulations governing the Royal Family and commercial activities. The Australian public are up in arms. A petition has garnered tens of thousands of signatures protesting at the way the visit is being handled by the authorities. Meanwhile Harry and Meghan trip (trip being the operative word) with rictuslike determination on their avaricious way as they try to rustle up sufficient commercial interest via column inches to keep their tacky, grifting show on the road. It's really time for the Lord Chamberlain's regulations to have the force of law. Until they do, Harry and Meghan will continue to make mugs of the institution they claim to revile while doing their utmost to remind everyone they're a part of, while showing us in ever clearer terms what mugs they really are. Yet the irony remains that amidst the repellence there is an element of genuine entertainment that is also allied to how instructive it is when ruthless advocates of the merits of drug usage perform upon the platforms which are displays for their wares.

@LamediaE32722 @chrisshipitv The King also pays tax on his income.

Meghan’s MasterChef Australia appearance as she turns her attention to business deals on second day of the Sussexes royal/non-royal tour, down under 🇦🇺 itv.com/news/2026-04-1…