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Trump tells King about his mother’s ‘crush’ on him

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Donald Trump welcomed King Charles and Queen Camilla to the White House during their US state visit on Tuesday, 28 April.
Trump described hosting the King and Queen as a 'tremendous privilege'.
He stated that his mother, Mary, had a 'crush' on a young Prince Charles.
Trump quoted his mother saying, 'Charles, look young Charles, he’s so cute'.
He also referred to King Charles as a 'very elegant man'.

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