GB News royal correspondent Cameron Walker has claimed that King Charles is facing a "huge conundrum" over President Trump's upcoming state visit.

Speaking on GB News, Cameron explained that the King finds himself in a "constitutionally awkward position" as he serves as monarch of both the United Kingdom and Canada, whilst Trump has repeatedly suggested Canada could become America's 51st state.

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Cameron Walker explained that the King finds himself in a "constitutionally awkward position" as he serves both the United Kingdom and Canada{ai:summary}<p>King Charles is reportedly facing a significant dilemma regarding President Trump's upcoming state visit. The monarch is in a "constitutionally awkward position" as he represents both the UK and Canada, especially given Trump's comments about Canada potentially becoming the 51st state. </p><p>#politics</p>

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