What’s Official: His Stay Is Scheduled at Windsor Castle

According to recent palace announcements, Trump’s second official state visit to Britain is slated for September 17–19, 2025.

For this visit, he — and his wife — are expected to be hosted at Windsor Castle, not Buckingham Palace.

The reason? Buckingham Palace is reportedly undergoing renovations, making it unavailable for overnight stays.

So officially, the red carpet seems laid out at Windsor — and the royals have already confirmed that as the accommodation venue.

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🤔 But Why the Rumours of “Somewhere Unexpected”?

Because with royals and state visits, nothing ever stays simple — there are a lot of moving parts behind the scenes. Sources close to the Royal Household reportedly hinted that there could be alternative, surprise arrangements depending on scheduling, security, guest mix, or even last-minute palace logistics.

In past visits, visits by heads of state haven’t always followed tradition — sometimes for privacy, sometimes for security, sometimes because of logistics. That uncertainty leaves room for speculation.

Plus the fact that this is a second state visit to a former U.S. president — a rarity — stirs more interest and more possibility for the royals to pull off something “different.”

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🔥 What This Means — For Royal Fans, Media & Public Buzz

Curiosity & speculation: The mix of official plans and insider hints is perfect clickbait — people will want to share, comment, and debate whether Trump will get royal-style treatment or a low-key stay.

Media spotlight: Every slip-up or announcement will be magnified — from protests, to security, to drama over where he sleeps.

Royal relations under the spotlight: The decision on where Trump stays could send symbolic signals — about tradition, about modern diplomacy, about how the monarchy deals with controversial figures.

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💬 Your Move: What to Watch — and What to Ask

Watch for official confirmation from the palace about exact accommodation plans, especially now that the visit is near.