President Donald Trump was full of compliments for the Royal Family after hosting the King and Queen at the White House in April 2026, following a packed four-day agenda that included a state banquet and a speech to Congress.
While Trump publicly praised Charles as the "greatest king" to the press, away from the cameras, it seems he had even more to say – but what?
During the visit, he met royal author Robert Hardman in the Oval Office to discuss his new biography about the late Queen, Elizabeth II.
Writing in the Daily Mail, Hardman said the President asked after the Prince and Princess of Wales, saying about William: "William, he'll be a good King, won't he? He's very nice. A great guy. I like him."
Trump said Kate was "perfect" and "so brave" (@ Getty Images)
#hardman #donald #family
While Trump publicly praised Charles as the "greatest king" to the press, away from the cameras, it seems he had even more to say – but what?
During the visit, he met royal author Robert Hardman in the Oval Office to discuss his new biography about the late Queen, Elizabeth II.
Writing in the Daily Mail, Hardman said the President asked after the Prince and Princess of Wales, saying about William: "William, he'll be a good King, won't he? He's very nice. A great guy. I like him."
Trump said Kate was "perfect" and "so brave" (@ Getty Images)
#hardman #donald #family
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