The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived in Boston today at the start of a whirlwind three-day trip to the US, which has been dramatically overshadowed by a furious royal race row sparked by William's own godmother. The couple flew in on a commercial flight from London, landing in pouring rain - even as a storm was brewing within the Monarchy back at home. William and Kate's arrival in Boston came amid a Buckingham Palace race row that was started by Lady Susan Hussey, a former lady-in-waiting to the late Queen, who is also William's godmother. It is the first time that the couple has visited the US since 2014. Since then, Harry and Meghan have set up home in the States amid a blaze of anger and recriminations against the royal family. The couple were greeted by Governor Baker of Massachusetts, with William, 40, referring to his adored grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, in a statement made upon their arrival, describing her as one of life's great optimists. Read more @ https://tinyurl.com/2ucazv5s