Royal Rendezvous: Melania Trump Revels in Windsor's Miniature Marvels

During President Trump's state visit, First Lady Melania Trump was entertained by Queen Camilla and Princess Kate with a tour of Windsor Castle. The visit featured unique activities such as leaf printing and making bug hotels with children, and viewing miniature books and Queen Mary's Dolls' House.

In a charming display of cultural diplomacy, First Lady Melania Trump was warmly welcomed by Queen Camilla and Princess Kate during her visit to Windsor Castle, marking the second day of President Donald Trump's state visit. While he engaged in discussions with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Melania was treated to a special tour of the historic site.

The First Lady spent time with young Scouts, assisting them in creating leaf prints and building insect habitats, as she engaged with the children in the delightful grounds of Frogmore House, an area rich with historical significance from the Victorian era.

Highlights of the visit included Melania's fascination with the Royal Library's treasures, notably Queen Mary's Dolls' House. This extraordinary miniature mansion captivated Melania with its detailed replicas, including a miniature piano and editions of famous literary works, capturing the essence of the British royal heritage.

(With inputs from agencies.)