Donald Trump’s recent visit to the United Kingdom has caught attention, especially his State Banquet speech that skipped Prince Harry‘s mention. During his dinner toast at Windsor Castle, he mentioned Prince William as King Charles’ “remarkable son.” People noticed that the President of the United States didn’t take the second son’s name even once. According to a source, the 79-year-old politician intentionally left out the Duke of Sussex from his speech to allegedly stir drama.
Donald Trump’s sly dig at Prince Harry in his Windsor Castle speech was evident, says source
Donald Trump’s speech at the Windsor Castle Banquet seemed to have become viral, but not for the right reasons. He recently visited England with his wife, First Lady Melania Trump, and met the royal family. While his dinner toast, he praised King Charles and hailed Prince William and Kate Middleton.
What caught the most attention was Trump calling the heir a “remarkable son” and leaving Prince Harry out of the speech. A source told Rob Shuter’s #ShuterScoop that the sly dig at the second son of Charles appeared to be evident. “Complimenting William while ignoring Harry was no accident. It was a dig — and everyone in the room caught it,” they added. The president seemingly was well aware of what he was doing.
Trump mentioned all the other members as he acknowledged the monarch’s work and called Middleton “radiant.” He even stated that he believed the future king would have “an unbelievable success in future.” But he skipped mentioning Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle. Another insider claimed, “It was a snub dressed as a compliment.”
Earlier this year, the president reportedly threatened the duke’s visa, who has been staying in California with his family since their royal exit. Allegedly, the rumored feud started when the Duchess of Sussex called Trump “divisive.” Later, he, too, criticized her and called Harry “whipped.” A report stated that the duke and duchess seemed to be upset with the royal family for entertaining the president’s speech.
