On their final day in the UK, Melania will look at Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House and the Royal Library at Windsor Castle before meeting with Princess Kate at Frogmore Gardens.
The couple are said to be “thrilled” that Kate, 43, will be taking on a “prominent” role during their UK trip next week.
As reported by the Mail, a source has said: “The President and First Lady are thrilled that the Princess of Wales will play such a prominent role in their visit.
“The inclusion of Princess Kate in so many events during the state visit is an honour. The Trumps very much hoped she would be part of their visit, but nothing was confirmed until this week because of the princess’s health situation.”
During their visit, the President and First Lady will stay local and privately lay a wreath on the Tomb of Queen Elizabeth II.
They will then be given a short tour of the chapel and hear a musical performance from the chapel choir.
Mr Trump’s second state visit, an unprecedented gesture for a US president, is set to spark mass protests by the Stop Trump Coalition in both Windsor and London. This will lead to security being heightened during his stay.