US EditionQueen and Trump had 'genuine rapport': royal biography
- Donald Trump met Queen Elizabeth in 2018 and 2019, with reports of him being rude during his visits, including keeping her waiting and walking in front of her at Windsor Castle.
- Contrary to claims of rudeness, a royal insider stated that Trump actually arrived on time for their meeting and was described as 'super charming.'
- A new biography suggests that Queen Elizabeth and Trump had a 'genuine rapport' during their interactions, contradicting earlier reports.
- According to royal author Robert Hardman, the Queen reportedly invited Trump to walk ahead of her, and their meeting lasted longer than planned due to their positive interaction.
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Queen and Trump had 'genuine rapport': royal biography
Queen Elizabeth and Donald Trump had a "genuine rapport", according to a new biography of King Charles.
King Charles III Strengthens Diplomatic Ties with Donald Trump Through Personal Engagements Across the United Kingdom and Canada - TDPel Media
If 2024 was marked by health setbacks and personal challenges for the Royal Family, 2025 became the year when Britain’s monarchy emerged as a key soft power tool, navigating tricky international waters. At the center of much of this diplomacy? Donald Trump. Trump’s Genuine Affection for the Royal Family Donald Trump’s admiration for the Royals was clear from the start. During his first presidential visit to the UK in 2018, a primary motivation w…
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