King Charles and Prince William may visit the US next year to strengthen ties following the appointment of Donald Trump as US President. Ties with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex however continues to remain strained.

Prince William County School Board member Richard Jessie and his wife, former board member Lillie Jessie, are urging the community to boycott the upcoming presidential inauguration by turning off their televisions at noon on January 20.

While the Prince of Wales will be taking the new leadership role, Kate will be needed by his side for some of the more political visits. She’s waded into this territory before, breaking royal protocols set into place by the late Queen Elizabeth II. With a modernized monarchy though, it’s hard to avoid the political arena.

Kate Middleton and Prince William might plan a trip to the U.S amid ongoing LA fire.King Charles and Queen Camilla will seemingly join the Prince and Princess of Wales after reportedly receiving an invite from Donald Trump for his inauguration

King Charles' message reportedly reflected on the relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom.

The monarch, 76, sent a handwritten letter to the 47th president as he reflected on the “enduring special relationship between the UK and US.”

King Charles sent Donald Trump a personal message ahead of his inauguration earlier today, Buckingham Palace confirmed. T&C understands the message reflected on the enduring relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States.

Michelle Obama is set to miss Donald Trump ’s inauguration ceremony on Monday but has not given a reason for her absence. Her husband, Barack Obama, is expected to line up alongside other former presidents Bill Clinton, George W Bush, Joe Biden and all of their wives – including Hillary Clinton.

Downing Street is said to believe a royal visit to America would help 'reinforce the special relationship' after incoming US president Donald Trump met Prince William in Paris last month.

Keir Starmer is set to use King Charles as a “secret weapon” over the next few years as Donald Trump is set to officially become President of the US once more. While Starmer congratulated Trump on his election win last year, concerns are heightening as Trump is due to be inaugurated as the United States president on January 20.