During his visit to the UK, Donald Trump has expressed positive sentiments about Kate Middleton.
Currently, Trump is at Chequers Court, the official country residence of the prime minister in Buckinghamshire, for a meeting with Sir Keir Starmer on the last day of his state visit to England.
Their discussions are set to culminate in a technology prosperity agreement, which promises substantial investment from US tech companies to enhance Britain’s AI development.
The prime minister plans to gift Trump a custom-made ministerial red box to take back to the White House and will also share items from the Churchill archives.
Their agenda includes meetings with investors and key figures from companies such as GSK, Microsoft, and Rolls-Royce. In addition, UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will engage in direct talks.
Prior to his meeting with Starmer, Trump was warmly welcomed by the royal family in Windsor on September 17.
The Prince and Princess of Wales received the president and First Lady Melania as they arrived by helicopter.
Upon disembarking, Trump and Melania approached the royal couple and exchanged greetings.
In an appreciative gesture towards Princess Kate, Trump remarked, “You’re beautiful, so beautiful.”
Later, the royal family hosted a state dinner in honor of the president and his wife, where Trump delivered a speech.
The event at Windsor Castle was attended by 160 guests, including Starmer, Apple’s Tim Cook, and OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman.
In his address, Trump reiterated his admiration for Kate, describing her as ‘radiant and so healthy and so beautiful’.
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Trump also highlighted the strong alliance between America and the UK.
“We’re like two notes in one chord or two verses of the same prose,” he expressed.
“Each beautiful on its own, but really meant to be played together. The bond of kinship and identity between America and the United Kingdom is priceless and eternal.
“It’s irreplaceable and unbreakable.”
Despite his busy agenda in England, Trump took a moment to use Truth Social to comment on ABC’s choice to discontinue Jimmy Kimmel’s show following comments made about Charlie Kirk.
He praised the network for its decision and encouraged NBC to take similar actions regarding their hosts Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers.