Donald Trump lays wreath at Queen Elizabeth II’s tomb, describing sombre visit as a ‘great honour’
Trump pays respects to late Queen during state visit
- US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania have visited Queen Elizabeth II's tomb at St George's Chapel during their state visit to the UK.
- They spent approximately 10 minutes privately at the monarch's final resting place, laying a wreath and touring the ancient gothic building.
- The president described the visit as a “great honour” and “very special”; he previously characterised Queen Elizabeth II as “a spectacular woman” with whom he had “automatic chemistry”.
- During their tour, they were informed about the chapel's history, including the tombs of 11 monarchs, and listened to a performance by young choir members.
- Mr Trump is being treated to three days of hospitality during his visit, including an opulent state banquet.