
By CWEB News Staff
King Charles III and Queen Camilla embarked on their historic visit to Italy, marking their first official trip to the country as Britain’s reigning monarchs. The visit also coincided with their upcoming 20th wedding anniversary—a momentous occasion for the royal couple. Their trip was widely shared on social media, where they expressed excitement about celebrating this milestone in Italy, where they received a warm reception from both fans and dignitaries.
Royal Welcome in Rome: King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Reception

Upon arrival in Rome, King Charles and Queen Camilla were formally welcomed by Italian President Sergio Mattarella and First Lady Laura Mattarella at the Quirinal Palace. The royal visit included a poignant tribute at the Victor Emmanuel II Monument, where King Charles laid a wreath at Italy’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Following the tribute, a breathtaking flypast by the Italian Air Force’s Frecce Tricolori and the UK’s Royal Air Force Red Arrows highlighted the enduring bond between Italy and the UK.
In a symbolic nod to cultural ties, the royal couple reflected on their 2025 Highgrove House dinner celebrating Italian food and fashion. “Our nations share profound connections—cultural, historical, and rooted in mutual respect,” King Charles remarked during the event.
Anniversary Celebrations and Fan Excitement
Royal enthusiasts took to social media to congratulate the couple on their 20th anniversary, while Italian crowds cheered them during their public appearances. Official posts from the royal family highlighted the warmth of the reception, with photos of King Charles and Queen Camilla engaging with locals and dignitaries.

Prince Harry’s Security Legal Battle in the UK
While King Charles and Queen Camilla toured Italy, Prince Harry returned to the UK for a high-profile legal battle concerning his security arrangements. The Duke of Sussex is challenging a High Court ruling that reduced his taxpayer-funded security detail after he stepped back from royal duties in 2020. The case argues that a case-by-case security assessment during his UK visits could endanger his family.
The case had its first hearing this week, with a verdict expected in the coming days, marking a significant chapter in Prince Harry’s strained relationship with royal institutions.
CWEB News will continue to provide updates on both the King’s diplomatic tour and Prince Harry’s security battle in the UK.