Dutch Queen Accused of Mocking Donald Trump on Live TV Finally Speaks Out on the Incident
THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS, JUL 1 – Queen Máxima denied mocking President Trump during their NATO summit meet-and-greet, describing the encounter as pleasant and clarifying her facial gestures were expressions of gratitude.
- Queen Maxima of the Netherlands appeared to imitate U.S. President Donald Trump's distinctive facial expressions during a widely viewed live video taken at the NATO summit in The Hague on June 25, 2025.
- The incident followed Trump's brief visit and meeting with King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima, and sparked debate as some viewers saw her gesture as mocking Trump's facial expressions.
- During a recent photo event with the Dutch royals, Queen Maxima explained that she was thanking someone off-camera and denied claims that she was ridiculing President Trump, describing their interaction as a positive one.
- The viral clip garnered millions of views and sparked reactions around the globe, including a Fox News quip suggesting Trump might respond aggressively, while the Queen clarified that she was simply expressing gratitude to an individual who had assisted.
- This clarification helped address social media theories and suggests the sensitive nature of public gestures during high-profile diplomatic events involving the Dutch royal family and global leaders.
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Here’s what Queen Maxima of the Netherlands says really happened during the viral moment she was thought to be mocking Trump
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands denied allegations that she was “mocking” President Trump at last week's NATO summit.
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