Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla Are Coming to America Just Weeks Before Kate Middleton's Due Date

Royal couple are visiting Washington, D.C. and Kentucky; find out their schedule

The royals are coming to America!

It's not pregnant Kate Middleton and Prince William visiting the United States this time, though—it's Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla! Per the palace, their royal highnesses will arrive in Washington, D.C. on March 17, and they'll spent three days "undertak(ing) a broad range of engagements to promote the U.K.'s [partnership with the United States in key areas such as sustainability and climate change, creating youth opportunities, encouraging corporate social responsibility and promoting historical and cultural links."

This includes, as you might have guessed, a meeting with President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama! The White House released a statement confirming the Obamas, joined by Vice President Joe Biden, will meet with Camilla and Charles in the Oval Office on March 19. Charles, whose second grandchild is due in April, and Camilla will also visit Mt. Vernon, the Armed Forces Retirement home and the National Archives, where  the future king will mark the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta.

These two won't only be visiting the nation's capital—they're heading to Kentucky, too! Per the palace, on March 20,  Charles and Camilla will visit Louisville, where the prince will give a keynote address to an audience of health practitioners, business, faith and community leaders addressing links between health and our natural environment. Camilla will visit a food literacy project for youth at a local farm.

The Prince of Wales has visited the U.S. in an official capacity 19 times (21 including private trips), while Camilla has visited the States two times officially with Charles.

E!'s new scripted series The Royals premieres Sunday, March 15, at 10 p.m.