Trump's Royal Protocol Blunder: A State Visit Gaffe

0:00On April 29, Donald Trump caught heat for jumping ahead of Queen Camilla during a White House greeting line with King Charles III and his. Wife, it happened on the second day of their state visit when the royals were shaking hands with cabinet members like Pete Hexf and Howard Letnik. Video shows Trump barreling in to agree his own team, leaving Camilla standing there stunned. Trump had been standing by the king at first, but then cut right in front of the queen as she moved down the line. Critics called it a breach of protocol since hosts usually introduce guests first, not push past them to chat with their staff. Social media lit up with folks slamming Trump as disrespectful and an embarrassment to the country. One side fumed about proper etiquette while others pushed back, pointing our protests against kings and queens. Things warmed up later at the state dinner when King Charles gifted Trump a shiny gold bell from the HMS Trump, a World War II submarine that took. Down Japanese ships, Trump loved it so much he stood up applauding with Charles joking to ring anytime.

1:03Trump is not alone in royal slip-ups, having walked ahead of the late Queen Elizabeth, the second back in June 2018, and even Joe Biden kept. On sunglasses meeting her in July 2021, still, the leaders wrapped things on a high note. This has been entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.