On the fourth day of the King and Queen’s state visit to the United States, Their Majesties said goodbye to the US President and First Lady in a ceremonial farewell at the White House in Washington DC.

After a day in New York City, Charles and Camilla returned to Washington DC to express gratitude to their hosts before heading to further engagements in Virginia.

As the King and Queen arrived by car, they were greeted by the Trumps on the South Portico, where they posed for photos and answered questions from reporters.

Body language expert Bruce Durham noted that King Charles appeared composed and confident next to the unpredictable President Trump, showcasing a subtle power play through his gestures and posture.

During the interactions with the press, Trump attempted to assert control with a vigorous handshake, while Charles maintained a calm and restrained demeanor, utilizing the power of silence to navigate the situation.

Bruce emphasized that Charles demonstrated diplomacy and strength by letting Trump take the lead in conversations, showcasing a different approach to exerting control in a high-stakes setting.

Throughout the state visit, King Charles strategically balanced his interactions with Trump, leveraging his diplomatic skills to reinforce the monarchy’s influence.

In the expert’s view, King Charles successfully handled the visit with confidence and poise, leaving a lasting impression with his composed demeanor and strategic communication tactics.