President Donald Trump is just like any other man! Why do we say so? He likes to admire pure feminine energy and does not shy away from admiring beauty! In recent news, during a high-profile meeting at the White House, US President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer discussed important global issues, including political relations with Ukraine and their political plans, policies, etc.
However, what caught media attention was when Trump mentioned Sir Keir Starmer’s wife, Lady Victoria Starmer. Trump answered a question about the United Kingdom’s stance between the U.S. and the UK. Trump called Lady Victoria a “beautiful, great woman.”
As per The Herald, Trump persisted, “And I said, ‘You’re very lucky.’ He’s very lucky. And, no, we’ve had a very good relationship.” Later, the 78-year-old president also said that he does not worry about the UK establishing a strained relationship with the U.S. if it tries to strengthen its border ties with the European Union.
Meanwhile, King Charles has extended an invitation to Trump for an unprecedented second state visit to the UK. Sir Keir personally passed the president a letter from the King inviting him to meet and discuss the ceremonial event. Moreover, as per Vouge, Lady Victoria Starmer is reportedly a former solicitor and now an NHS occupational therapist who met President Keir in London and tied the knot in Essex in 2007.
Meanwhile, according to sources, both the U.S. and the U.K. are involved in NATO-led interventions; their relationship goes beyond language and history. Both nations have built their footings on intelligence, defense, and strategic cooperation. Donald Trump has also spoken about his ties with Britain, owing to his Scottish heritage, and supported the Brexit phenomenon in the past.
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Both countries reportedly share a “special relationship,” a term used by the late President Winston Churchill in his speech in 1946, emphasizing the need for Anglo-American unity against the Soviet Union. Previously, former presidents in line, Leonard, Spencer, Churchill, Roosevelt, Thatcher, Reagan, Blair, and Bush, also established a close bond with the U.K.
Besides, post-Brexit, even though the UK has lost its role as a key US intermediary with the EU. President Keir Starmer’s visit to the UK to the White House aims to tackle these challenges, particularly in securing a trade carve-out from Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs after he returned for his second term.
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In addition to NATO, both nations collaborate through other global platforms, such as the United Nations Security Council, the G7, and the G20. The UK and US also lead the ‘Five Eyes’ alliance alongside Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Even as global politics evolved, the countries’ relationships remained tight at the core. What lies ahead in the future? Only time can tell what the alleged special association between the two nations will hold in the future.
