King Charles’ visit to the United States is already drawing a lot of attention, but a new report claims U.S. President Donald Trump’s team may want to invite Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the get-together. Nothing is set in stone — but as this report and its credibility make waves, the question that follows Charles, Harry, and Markle is, if and when they next meet, will it happen privately or in front of the world?
Donald Trump is planning to invite Prince Harry and wife when King Charles visits US, per source
In his Substack, Naughty But Nice, Rob Shuter exclusively reported that Donald Trump might invite Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the same room as King Charles during the monarch’s visit to the U.S.
The visit would reportedly include a state dinner and an address to Congress as part of the United States of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations. But the report suggested that Trump may see the guest list as an opportunity to create a headline-making “peace moment” with the royal family.
A source described Trump’s approach, explaining, “Trump doesn’t just host events — he casts them. And this would be his dream lineup.” While another remarked, “A king, a rebel prince, and Trump in one room? That’s not a state dinner — that’s a finale.”
Moreover, an insider added, “There’s real talk of framing this as a ‘peace moment.’ Trump wants to be seen as the guy who brings everyone together — whether it works or not.” But the report noted that not everyone around the situation loves the concept. A source stressed, “This isn’t reality TV — it’s a family fracture. You can’t script emotions like this.”
Notably, though, no official guest list has been confirmed, and no public statements have addressed the idea. But even the rumors raise eyebrows, because it could put the king in the same room as his allegedly estranged son and daughter-in-law.
