Saturday, February 14, 2026

“King Charles Playfully Warns Trump About Sword”

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During President Trump’s visit to Windsor Castle, King Charles jokingly warned him to be cautious of a ceremonial sword. The light-hearted moment occurred as they stood at the end of the Guard of Honour, with Charles playfully alerting Trump to the sword’s proximity.

Trump seemed to appreciate the humor, exchanging smiles and words with King Charles right after the incident. The King further endeared himself to Trump by leaning in to whisper in his ear, showcasing a moment of charm.

The amusing episode was shared on Twitter by Daily Mail Royal Editor Rebecca English, who captioned it as the King’s warning to Trump about the sword. The visit, marked by a warm welcome, included a delay in Trump and Melania’s arrival at the castle, where they were greeted by the Prince and Princess of Wales.

The elaborate reception featured ceremonial displays such as the Guard of Honour and personal interactions with the royal family, culminating in a carriage ride around the estate. This elaborate affair was seen as an effort to cultivate goodwill with Trump amidst trade tensions between the UK and the US.

The grandeur of the event underscores its significance, especially as Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to meet with Trump at Chequers during the visit. The ceremonial proceedings at Windsor Castle involve around 1,300 military personnel and 120 horses, with additional participation from the Royal Marines, Royal Navy, and British Army.

At Victoria House, the Prince and Princess of Wales engaged with the American guests as part of the welcome reception, with Trump conversing with the King before embarking on a carriage procession. William and Kate were also seen mingling with Melania and Camilla, adding to the cordial atmosphere of the visit.

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