Five seemingly innocuous words from Melania Trump during a state visit suddenly became the spark that ignited a diplomatic – and royal – storm. The words were uttered with a chuckle, but they were enough to freeze the gazes around the dinner table. People swear that William squeezed her hand slightly, while Kate just kept her icy smile. Immediately, whispers spread: What was Melania implying? A secret that had never been revealed, or just a hidden test? Newspaper headlines were everywhere, social media exploded, and every little detail of the party was scrutinized to the hilt. The most shocking thing: some people claimed that Melania not only said those five words, but also leaned close to a high-ranking guest’s ear, adding four short words – enough to create a scandal that could shake both the Royal Family and the White House.
Melania Trump, during the remarkable state visit, made a revealing five-word comment about Kate Middleton that laid bare her true feelings.
The former First Lady and her husband, Donald Trump, spent two days and three nights in the UK before heading back to the States.
They were warmly received by King Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle, where they were the esteemed guests at a state banquet.
While President Trump journeyed to Chequers for discussions with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Melania stayed behind in Windsor for some joint engagements with Camilla and Kate.
Melania was accompanied to Frogmore House’s grounds for an outing with Princess Kate, where she engaged in a series of activities with young Scouts, as reported by the Express, reports the Mirror.
It was here that Melania expressed her admiration for the future queen consort when one of the Scouts asked if she was going to be the “next princess”.
Melania reportedly smiled and gestured towards Kate, saying: “She’s the only princess here.”
Donald Trump holds the unique distinction of being the first US president to be granted two state visits to Britain.
His initial visit took place in 2019 during his first term in the White House, when Queen Elizabeth II was still alive and Theresa May served as the Prime Minister.
Mr Trump didn’t hold back his own feelings about King Charles, making an off-mic remark that revealed his sentiments. During their trip, the Trumps attended a state banquet alongside senior members of the Royal Family at St George’s Hall.
Before the speeches, Mr Trump, 79, was seen chatting with the King.
Lip-reader Jeremy Freeman claims that one moment between the pair away from the microphones showed Trump’s admiration for the 76 year old monarch. The President was spotted telling the King: “It’s so incredible, it’s what you do so well.”
In his speech at the banquet, Mr Trump described being welcomed back for a second state visit as the “highest honour” of his life.
The President also praised the so-called “special relationship” between the United Kingdom and the United States. He said that phrase “does not begin to do it justice”.
Since returning to the USA, Mr Trump has spoken highly of the hospitality put on by the Royal Family and the UK during the visit.
Speaking to reporters in Washington DC, he called King Charles “a wonderful guy. The President also said he had seen “more paintings than any human being has ever saw” during his tour. He added: “I got to a know him (Charles) very well. I knew him before, but now I know him a little better.
I knew Charles as a prince and now I know him as a king and he’s doing very well. ” during his tour.He added: “They treated us great.
They treated our country great. I view that as being really respect for our country, the way they did it, because last night was beautiful.
Mr Trump continued to say that his wife Melania had a lovely time with the Duchess of Cambridge, describing Prince William’s wife as “a very wonderful person”.
