After the Queen gestures to Anne, she can be seen shrugging and then staying exactly where she’s standing, separate from the Trumps.Initially, the wide public perception was that she’d shrugged him off in particular, although one journalist eventually said that the Queen had actually been asking if any more world leaders were coming to greet them. I thank her for that and look forward to rescheduling sometime in the future!”Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said later that an invitation to Trump for a state visit still stands. Yet the Queen still gave a beaming smile to her American guests as they had a short conversation before turning to a marching band.
She did not snub Trump. Trump wrote that “the Prime Minister was able to save a great deal of expense and effort for both the United States and Denmark by being so direct. After the Queen gestures to Anne, she can be seen shrugging and then staying exactly where she’s standing, separate from the Trumps. Melania Trump Could SNUB The Queen on UK ... - Express.co.uk 'Two-headed' baby born to baffled doctors and placed in intensive care.
Royals never do. The … Although an alternative to disdain for Trump has since emerged as a possible/apparent explanation — the deed was done.The Queen appears to glance awkwardly at Princess Anne who responds with a shrug ♀️ as the royals greet US President Donald Trump and the First Lady at Buckingham Palace.In the viral clip, the United Kingdom’s Princess Anne stands off to the side while a group of the royal family including Queen Elizabeth II greets President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump. “I was looking forward to his visit.”Martin Lidegaard, a member of the government bloc and a former foreign minister, called the affair a “diplomatic farce.”“Denmark is a very special country with incredible people, but based on Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s comments, that she would have no interest in discussing the purchase of Greenland, I will be postponing our meeting scheduled in two weeks for another time,” Trump said in a Twitter post on Tuesday night.Photographer: Halldor Kolbeins/AFP via Getty ImagesAnders Fogh Rasmussen, who used to be NATO secretary general and is another former Danish PM, also weighed in:Trump had been due to make his first visit to Denmark, a founding member of NATO and a U.S. ally in the Iraq war, on Sept. 2-3. Princess Anne made headlines when a video went viral that showed her shrugging after her mother, the Queen, greeted President Trump at a Buckingham Palace reception marking the 70th anniversary of NATO.
First, he ‘kept the 92-year-old monarch waiting’ before turning up for tea at Windsor Castle. President Trump on Thursday hosted phone calls with dozens of bipartisan lawmakers, including every Republican senator -- except Mitt Romney. By Emily Stewart Jul 14, 2018, 3:17pm EDT
The Queen … In the viral clip, the United Kingdom’s Princess Anne stands off to the side while a group of the royal family including Queen Elizabeth II greets President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.
There seems to be little truth to this theory. Anger followed, and even Queen Margrethe II … In the video, the top leaders reportedly were laughing at the US President.The 93-year-old British monarch then looks over, only to see that her daughter Princess Anne was standing in the distance, before the Princess Royal shrugs and can be heard replying: "It's just me," before adding: "and this lot," pointing to members of the royal household, including the Deputy Master of the Household, Lt. Col. Anthony Charles Richards, and William Peel, the Lord Chamberlain.A video clip from Buckingham Palace's NATO reception on Tuesday evening has had the social media suggesting that Princess Anne was "scolded" by the Queen for refusing to join her in meeting the president and first lady Melania. The Arctic’s security & environmental challenges are too important to be considered alongside hopeless discussions like the sale of Greenland.“Greenland isn’t for sale, Greenland isn’t Danish, Greenland is Greenlandic,” Frederiksen said Sunday during a visit to the island, according to the local newspaper Sermitsiaq. A series of reports last week indicated he wanted to purchase Greenland, the world’s biggest island and site of a strategic American base. He hinted at the damage done to the post-World War II relationship with Denmark, which was among a handful of countries to follow the U.S. into the Iraq war.President Donald Trump canceled a state visit to Denmark after his offer to buy Greenland was met first with bemusement, then flat refusal.