As we have all already heard, Donald Trump has been kicking it in France for this year’s G7 Summit with his fellow world leaders. And quite frankly, he’s caused one hell of a stink with his appearance and effectively embarrassed our entire nation as a whole, much like we all expected him to.
But it wasn’t that long ago that Trump was living it up in the UK during a state visit, including the 75th commemoration of D-Day, with the royal family. We already know that he made quite the ass out of himself over there as well between making lewd and nasty comments about the Duchess of Sussex to nearly (literally) popping out of his clothes during the banquet.
But evidently, that’s not the only thing that left the royal family pretty damn miffed with the Trumpster.
According to a new report from the Sunday Times, Trump’s helicopter that he used to travel to the palace, Marine One, landed on the lawn at Buckingham Palace two different times in the same day and left noticeable scorch marks in the grass — which ruffled the feathers of Queen Elizabeth.
The report claims that the Queen complained about the damage left by Trump to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. The Sunday Times‘ source claims that Morrison “went straight to the palace to see the Queen” as soon as he arrived for the D-Day commemoration ceremony. Upon his arrival, Queen Elizabeth led him to the lawn and stated, “Come and look at my lawn. It’s ruined.”
The Times‘ report stated that the lawn at Buckingham Palace is “the centerpiece of the Queen’s annual garden parties” and went on to add that Trump’s helicopter left further damage to the grass in combination with the “scorch marks.”
“In 2016 the Queen was reported to have opposed a request from US security services for six helicopters to land at Windsor Castle when Barack Obama visited the monarch there to mark her 90th birthday. She insisted on fewer helicopters to protect her lawns.
Trump appeared oblivious to his unwelcome gift on the Queen’s lawn.
His pompous and disrespectful behavior truly knows no limits.
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