Was King Charles Trying To Avoid Donald Trump In Paris?

Could there be a reason why he didn’t show up to the biggest party in town?  That’s what a lot of people can’t help but wonder as there’s heavy speculation suggesting King Charles might have been trying to avoid Donald Trump during the reopening of Notre Dame in Paris. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Royal Family News – Was King Charles Trying To Avoid Donald Trump In Paris?

Is everything okay with King Charles? That’s what the world seems to be asking as the King of England skipped a gathering of world leaders this past weekend.

Instead, Prince William went in his place and met with President-Elect Donald Trump. And a lot of people think that the palace might have sent Prince William in his place instead. Could it be that King Charles simply have something against Donald Trump?

It goes without saying that the internet certainly did have a lot to say about the matter. Some even commented with, “Keir Starmer and KCIII wanted to appease Trump’s ego by giving him a photo op not just at the Cathedral but at the British embassy but they did not want to to attend themselves.”

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Another critic wrote, “Their presence would have given the moment greater importance than what was needed. The US did not send the President,Vice-President or the Secretary of State. They sent Flotus which means this was considered a special occasion but not a significant state diplomatic event.”

So far Buckingham Palace has not made any comments about the matter although at this point it’s doubtful that anything will be said.

We will definitely update you with all of the latest details the moment they come in.

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