President Donald Trump has laid a wreath at the tomb of Queen Elizabeth II as part of his second state visit to the UK.
The planned mark of respect took place today during a visit to St George’s Chapel, where the Queen is buried. Trump has long been known to hold deep affection for the late Queen, whom he met in person on multiple occasions.
He first met the UK’s longest-reigning monarch in July 2018 during his first official visit to the UK. The Queen greeted the President, then in his first term, alongside his wife, and they inspected the Guard of Honour together.
