Kate Middleton’s ‘royal power play’ puts Donald Trump in subservient position
The US President landed in UK for his second state visit
US President Donald Trump landed in UK for his second state visit on September 17 with first lady Melania Trump.
The president was welcomed by the royal family and treated to a state banquet at Windsor Castle.
At the banquet, Trump was seated with Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton as they exchanged pleasant words.
According to body language experts, Kate left Trump in a rarely seen submissive stance.
At the event, Trump praised the princess for being “so radiant and so healthy and so beautiful” while addressing the attendees in St George's Hall.
Body language analyst Bruce Durham from Huddle Culture told the Mirror, “What we hardly ever see is Donald Trump in a subservient position.”
Explaining Kate’s presence, Bruce said, “If you look at Kate, she looks regal, if you look at her positioning, she is very upright and very much the alpha.”
While speaking about Kae, Trump ducked down in a “a tortoise position”.
Bruce explained that as, “We know for sure that it is a subservient position.”
Trump also praised the Prince of Wales calling him “a remarkable son”.
