During the state banquet at Windsor, Donald Trump expresses admiration towards Princess Kate, describing her as 'exceptionally luminous'.
In a significant diplomatic move, President Donald Trump made his second state visit to the United Kingdom last week. This visit signifies a strengthening of the political bond between the two nations, a bond that Trump described as "unbreakable."
During a dinner at Windsor Castle, Trump emphasised the cultural, traditional, and genealogical ties between the US and the UK. He also took a moment to praise Catherine, Princess of Wales, complimenting her health, beauty, and radiance.
The state dinner was a gathering of the world's wealthiest and most powerful individuals. Prominent attendees included King Charles III, Queen Camilla, Catherine, Princess of Wales, and Prince William. President Trump sat between King Charles III and Catherine, while First Lady Melania Trump was seated between Prince William and Queen Camilla.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer extended an invitation for President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump to attend a state visit in the U.K., a gesture that further develops the leader relationships that have evolved through mutual respect.
Trump stated that the two countries have done more good for humanity than any others in history. This visit marks a milestone, as Trump becomes the first US president to have been invited to two state dinners in the UK.
The state dinner at Windsor Castle was also attended by 160 influential figures, including Tim Cook, Jensen Huang, and Satya Nadella. As the visit comes to a close, the future of the US-UK relationship continues to hold promise and potential.
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