Trump's State Dinner: Makeup or Oompa Loompa Vibes?

0:00On April 30, President Trump rode out the red carpet for King Charles III and Queen Camilla during their four-day state visit to the U.S., wrapping up with a fancy white tie dinner at the White House alongside Melania Trump. This marked the first such formal event for the U.K. since 2007, when Queen Elizabeth II came over under President George W. W. Bush and Charles even gave a rare speech to Congress stressing the strong ties between our nations. But while the dignitaries shmoosed, folks online zeroed in on Trump's hands, which looked like they had thick makeup slathered on, sparking a wave of, snarky comments across social media. Critics called it, glowing in the dark, or straight up Oompa Loompa vibes, turning the high-class night into mean fodder, despite the polished tucks and all. In his address, Charles kept it classy, nodding to Trump's family roots in Britain, and the shared history that keeps these alliances humming strong. That's the story for today, Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, driven by AI.

1:01I'm Corey with the story.