Breaking News: Royal family live updates: Queen Camilla admits her grandchildren are ‘becoming too old’ during latest public appearance…..Read More

New York Post Entertainment has all the latest news on the royal family, from Kate Middleton and Prince William to King Charles and Queen Camilla, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and more.

Queen Camilla made a candid admission about her grandchildren during a recent royal engagement, saying they are “becoming too old” for the theater trips she used to take them on.

Meanwhile, Princess Anne’s husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, has made a defiant return to royal duties after suffering a setback from a mystery illness.

Rolling out the royal red carpet?

King Charles is eyeing an official US state visit to meet President Trump, according to a new report. But one palace source cautioned The Post: not so fast.

“There are no current dates in the diary for Their Majesties to tour either Canada or the USA, or active Palace planning taking place for either option,” the source said.

Rumblings about the King undertaking a tour of the US and Canada grew louder on Thursday, when The Mirror reported that Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, are planning the visit as part of a “charm offensive” to “help [Britain’s] diplomatic relations” with the new Trump administration.

Trump has spoken on many occasions of his affinity towards the royal family.

Sources told The Mirror the visit would likely occur next spring, adding that “discussions between governments have already begun with an official invitation from Washington expected imminently.”

So far, however, The Post understands that no formal invitations for visits have been extended from either the US or the UK, precluding the ability to make any preparations. Without a firm invite, the monarch could only express a willingness to undertake a state visit, schedules and priorities allowing.

Should Charles undertake the transatlantic journey, it would be the first visit to the US by a British monarch since 2007, when the late Queen Elizabeth II made the trek.

Bonus: 2026 will mark the 250th anniversary of the United States declaring independence from Britain.