King Charles will be relieved that Donald Trump intends to invite the Ukrainian President for another meeting in the White House, according to a royal commentator. The 76-year-old monarch hosted Zelensky at Sandringham estate previously this month and plans to welcome Trump on an 'unprecedented' second state visit to the UK.

Mr Trump, who last visited Britain in 2019, called King Charles a "beautiful man, a wonderful man” and added it would be an “honour” to visit once more with his wife Melania.

Pick a side Donald Trump‘s relationship with the U.K. has become frosty after King Charles showered Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky with praise at his country home, Sandringham—just days after Trump’s highly public Oval Office clash with the Ukrainian leader.

Royal commentator Charles Rae has praised King Charles's Commonwealth Day message as a powerful diplomatic statement amid growing international tensions. Speaking to GB News, Rae pointed out the significance of the King's call for unity in "uncertain times" as nations face global challenges.

Donald Trump 'goes cool' on Britain after King Charles meets Zelensky at Sandringham - The US president is said to have remarked that his own royal invitation now feels ‘less special’

Donald Trump has reportedly been left feeling less special after King Charles met with Volodymyr Zelensky just days after the US President was handed an official invite to Sandringham.

Donald Trump is reportedly feeling "less special" after King Charles invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Sandringham after the two feuded at the Oval Office.

President Donald Trump was reportedly aggrieved that the king showered Volodymyr Zelenskyy with praise days after a highly public Oval Office clash.

Trump allies let UK officials know that smiling photos of Charles with Zelensky made the U.S. president feel ‘less special’ about the king’s invitation for a state visit, a