Ever wondered what it's like to go on tour with royalty? HELLO!'s Royal Editor Emily Nash and our US Royal Correspondent Alex Hurtado spent the week shadowing the King and Queen in Washington D.C., New York City, and rural Virginia.
They've shared their favourite behind-the-scenes photos from their camera roll, giving us an insight into the life of a royal journalist on the road...
Inside Emily's camera roll:
Accidentally sitting on a cushion reserved for the King while filing copy in the visitor centre at Front Royal!
Posing for an obligatory pic behind the lectern in the White House press briefing room.
On a golf buggy riding up Capitol Hill for the King's speech to Congress.
At the White House ahead of the state dinner.
With royal rota colleagues inside the East Room for the state dinner speeches.
Catching up with Gyles Brandreth at the New York Public Library.
With the Low Water Bridge Band who played for the King and Queen in Front Royal.
Inside Alex's camera roll:
Before the visit officially kicked off on Monday, I met up with my colleague Emily Nash, HELLO!'s Royal Editor.
After spilling the tea at a cafe, we went for a stroll to the White House and decided to snap a picture by the Washington Monument.
Here I am at the White House following the incredible ceremonial welcome on the South Lawn and educational event at the Tennis Pavilion.
My black-and-white outfit felt very FLOTUS-coded, but I also wanted a royal touch (I am a HELLO! Royal News Correspondent after all), so I brought out my Princess of Wales-approved bag.
I was "in the room where it happened." It was a mission to get to, but after leaving the White House, I collected my ticket for the King's historic address to Congress... it just took an Uber, walking, the U.S. Senate subway and navigating the Capitol Hill tunnels ha.
Sadly no pictures or filming are allowed inside of the chamber, so I took a photo of my ticket, which you better believe I'm saving as a keepsake.
