Donald Trump Spills On Private Talk With Prince William
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The president-elect and Prince of Wales met in Paris, France.
President-elect Donald Trump has revealed what was talked about during what he described as a “great” private chat with Prince William while in Paris, France, for the reopening of the Notre Dame Cathedral.
“I asked him about his wife and he said she’s doing well,” Trump told The New York Post. “And I asked him about his father and his father is fighting very hard, and he loves his father and he loves his wife, so it was sad.”
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“He’s a good-looking guy. He looked really, very handsome last night,” Trump told the tabloid newspaper. “Some people look better in person? He looked great. He looked really nice, and I told him that.”
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