The White House published a photograph of Donald Trump and King Charles III, accompanied by the text "Two Kings", after the visit of the British sovereign.

The official White House account posted a photograph of Donald Trump and King Charles III, accompanied by the message "Two Kings," after the king was the guest of the American president. Although Trump holds the position of head of state and government, the USA is not a monarchy, unlike Great Britain. This is not the first time Trump is associated with the title of "king," considering the recent rallies in the USA under the slogan "No Kings," which contest the authoritarian tendencies of the former president. During the visit, King Charles delivered a speech in front of Congress, emphasizing the unity between the USA and Great Britain in defending democracy. Relations between the two countries are tense, with Trump criticizing Great Britain for its refusal to join the attacks on Iran. Despite these tensions, Trump described the meeting with the king as an "honor."