News about Yannick Alléno

The royal couple arrived in Paris this afternoon amid a massive security operation, six months after being forced to postpone their travel due to violent protests in the region. President Macron posted a video montage of the King's previous 34 trips to the United Kingdom as Prince of Wales, taking to social media to welcome him shortly before his arrival. The poignant videos span decades, with some depicting a young Charles while others showing him speaking in French, although others show him conversing in French at one point, admitting to 'I don't use the French language enough.'

After their state visit in March was postponed due to widespread rioting throughout France, King Charles III (main) and Queen Camilla will dine in Paris tonight. Yannick Alléno, Anne-Sophie Pic (bottom right) and Pierre Hermé, Michelin-starred kitchen masters, have finalized a menu that was sent to London for review. All the dishes will be served in Versailles' fabled Hall of Mirrors, where the late Queen was welcomed during her first State Visit to France in 1957. This time, more than 150 guests have been invited, including actor Charlotte Rampling, Kristin Scott Thomas, and Catherine Deneuve.

In just three days, Charles, 76, and Camilla, 74, will divide their time between Paris and Bordeaux packing in 21 high-profile engagements. President Macron attended a state banquet in Versailles's Hall of Mirrors, while the King would be the first British senate to address the French senate. After widespread protests across the region opposing Macron's retirement age laws, the King was forced to postpone his state visit to France.

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