Royal Fans Are ‘Furious’ And Threatening To ‘Cancel’ King Charles After He Invites Donald Trump And Melania Trump To The Palace For A State Dinner: ‘This Is Disgusting’

At that time, Trump said of King Charles, "He's a beautiful man, a wonderful man...I've gotten to know him very well actually [in my] first term, and now second term."

The Prime Minister explained that this second invitation was actually unprecedented, and that U.S. Presidents aren't usually offered a state visit during their second term, rather they're typically invited to attend tea or lunch at Windsor Castle.

"That's a great, great honor," Trump responded. "On behalf of our wonderful First Lady Melania and myself, the answer is 'yes,' and we look forward to being there and honoring the King, honoring your country."

In April, Trump addressed his invitation again, saying to reporters in the Oval Office. "I was invited by the King and the great country," he said. "They are going to do a second fest—that's what it is, it is beautiful...It's an honor to be a friend of Charles, I have great respect for King Charles and the family."

Social Media Reactions

With the news of the State Visit officially announced by the Royal Family, social media users are now catching on, with American users warning King Charles and some even threatening to "cancel" him for hosting Trump.

"Bad idea, Charles," one person wrote in the comment section. "Still time to cancel."

"Wow...that shouldn't be happening," another user wrote. "We shouldn't be legitimising the Trump Regime, or giving him a podium here.

"You can keep him if you like, us folks in the US would appreciate that," said a third.

"This is in very poor taste," agreed another user.

"As an America, we really wish you wouldn't do this," one comment reads. "He doesn't deserve two state visits. He insulted your mom. He's a horrible president. He will be compared in history to Hitler. Do you really want to be known as the King who invited Hitler over? He can just have a regular tea with you but he doesn't deserve the pomp and circumstance."

"This is disgusting and infuriating," a final comment reads."