Trump comments on Kate Middleton's aesthetic during his UK visit
In a historic turn of events, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania embarked on a two-day visit to England from September 17 to September 18. The invitation for this second visit was issued by the British government, with King Charles III taking the lead in extending a warm welcome.
Upon their arrival at Windsor Castle on September 17, the U.S. President and First Lady were received by Prince William and Princess Kate. The royal quartet then proceeded on a carriage ride to Windsor Castle, with Prince Charles guiding the group, placing a comforting hand on Kate's back and Melania's back.
The second visit of President Trump to the UK is unprecedented, initiated by King Charles' invitation in June. This visit marks a significant moment in Anglo-American relations, with the Royals acting as gracious hosts regardless of their personal wishes.
During the state visit, Royal Salutes were fired from both the East Lawn of Windsor Castle and at the Tower of London, adding a grandiose touch to the proceedings. The visit culminated in an official welcome by King Charles and Queen Camilla, who expressed their delight at hosting the American dignitaries.
President Trump and First Lady Melania were received warmly, with President Trump praising Princess Kate during the visit, telling her, 'You're beautiful, so beautiful.' This compliment was met with a smile from the Princess, demonstrating the cordial nature of the encounter.
A palace aide stated that King Charles has known President Trump for many years and was looking forward to hosting him and the First Lady later in the year. The visit was a testament to the enduring relationship between the two nations, and a reminder of the shared history and values that bind them together.
