Donald Trump and Queen Elizabeth II were seen together today in Portsmouth for a service to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day. They appeared with Melania Trump, 49, Prince Charles, 70, Theresa May, 62, and the political heads of 16 countries involved in World War II. The president and Monarch attended the service as part of the last day of a 3-day state visit, which began on Monday 3 June. At the service, the US president showed his admiration and respect for the monarch but also that he considered the pair equals, body language expert, Judi James revealed.
It’s pretty clear from these poses who Trump now considers to be his new favourite ally and leadership equal.
Judi James
Donald Trump has shown admiration from the Queen, but his body language suggested he also thinks of her as his equal and ally.
Watching the overall interaction today, Judi told Express.co.uk: “It’s pretty clear from these poses who Trump now considers to be his new favourite ally and leadership equal.
“Having been hosted by the Queen at the Palace and shared several moments of what looked like shared rapport, Trump appears to only have eyes for and a desire to communicate with the monarch here as other world leaders look on with what seems to be bemusement.”
The president’s body language revealed his respect for the monarch and genuine interest in her that meant he was not paying as much attention to other political leaders.
Donald appeared solemn at the occasion and only showed interest in speaking to the Queen.
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