Insiders have revealed the real reason why Donald Trump is no longer planning to kick Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle from the US.
The president stated last week that he would not try to deport the Duke in the midst of a constant legal struggle for his immigration status, even though he had previously suggested that he could do that.
“I don't want to do that,” Mr Trump told the New York Post. “I leave him alone. He has plenty of problems with his wife. She is terrible. '
But while the sweeping of the president in Meghan was in accordance with his earlier comments about the Duchess, it is supposedly not the driving force behind his decision.
Instead, the 'warm relationship' of the president with King Charles, according to the Sun, is the real reason that he rejected the calls for the deportation of Harry.
Trump is said to be aware of the need that it would cause the royal family and therefore 'respect' does not want to take action.
“Him back in the United Kingdom is actually more difficult to keep him away in the US,” a source told the newspaper.
The couple shares a lot in common and saved an unlikely bond during the first term of Trump, in which he traveled to the UK during a state visit in 2019.
According to the sun, the 'warm relationship' of President Donald Trump with King Charles is the real reason that he rejected the calls for Harry's deportation. King Charles and Queen Camilla are depicted with Donald Trump and his wife Melania in Winfield House on June 4, 2019
Melania Trump, Donald Trump and King Charles will be tea in Clarence House on December 3, 2019 in Clarence House
President Trump stated last week that he would not try to deport the duke (photo with Meghan) in the midst of a continuous legal struggle for his immigration status
King Charles is reportedly in regular communication with the US president and it is known that the prince writes many letters to America.
He sent Trump a message of support after a murder attack in September last year, followed by a congratulation, one day before his inauguration on January 20 of this year.
And when King Charles revealed his Schokkanker diagnosis at the beginning of last year, Trump said he sent prayers for a quick recovery to someone he “knows well.”
“King Charles has cancer. He is a great man, whom I got to know well during my presidency, and we all pray that he has a quick and complete recovery! 'Trump wrote on his social social platform.
The two men met twice and got along surprisingly, given their different views on a number of world issues, including climate change.
In 2019, Charles and Camilla even had tea with President and his wife, Melania, in Clarence House and beat something as a 'warm' band.
“The president even left what was a pleasure to meet the king and they had stayed in contact for a while,” said a source with knowledge of the meeting told the mail.
The First Lady later revealed that she and the king also regularly wrote to each other.
Donald Trump and King Charles were depicted together in Clarence House in December 2019
Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump organize a dinner in Winfield House for Charles and Camilla during their state visit on 4 June 2019
The-Then Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth II, Donald Trump and Melania Trump live an event at the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings on SouthSea Common on June 5, 2019
Mr. Trump's comments are not the first time he criticized Meghan, who openly supported Mr Biden and burned the Republican 'division and misogynistic' in an interview of 2016.
He said that he is 'not a fan' of Meghan and claims that 'Harry is beaten' and 'is led around his nose'.
In the meantime, Trump has claimed that he was the “favorite president” of Queen Elizabeth II and added: “I had a great relationship with the queen. She liked me and I liked her. '
But last year Mail columnist Richard Eden revealed that the deceased prince actually found the US president disrespectful – and revealed what the violation caused.
A source involved in arranging Trump's visit to this country 2018 with his wife, Melania, admitted that the Tycoon made a remark about the sister of the Queen, Princess Margaret, who died in 2002 at the age of 71.
“Trump put his foot in by saying that Margaret must have been a difficult sister,” said the source.
“The queen was very irritated by this comment, which she considered ignorant and offensive. She always defended Margaret to the limit. '
It is not clear why Trump made the alleged comment, but he may have prepared for his visit by seeing how Netflix hit the crown, who depicted Margaret as rebellious, volatile and resentment of her older sister.
Queen Elizabeth II is sitting at Donald Trump at an event to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, in Portsmouth, on 5 June, during the president of the president at the time at the time
Queen Elizabeth and Donald Trump are depicted in inspecting the honorary guard in Windsor Castle in July 2018
The book of postcolumnist Craig Brown, entitled A Voyage Around The Queen, also claims that the late sovereign had entrusted a guest that she 'really did not like' the way Trump looked over her shoulder as if 'looking for others'.
It is also said that she has taken that he 'must have a kind of arrangement' with his wife after hosting him during one of his two visits.
Buckingham Palace has remained from the controversy and generally avoids comments on books or biographies. Trump, however, stated that his travels had been a resounding success.
Prince William was the first member of the royal family who met President Trump after his election victory last year.
The Prince of Wales and the US President all laughed when they met in the residence of the British ambassador, after the historic reopening of Notre-Dame in December.
Trump praised William and previously called him a 'good man' Add: “He does fantastic work.”
