While the First Lady might be the most powerful woman in the United States, Queen of England will always come out on top. During Queen Camilla and King Charles’ visit to the White House, Melania Trump stepped into her role as gracious host, and the internet noticed her taking extra steps to make Queen Camilla look good, calling her a “class act.” Keep reading for more information.
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Melania Trump Lets Queen Camilla Be 'Dominant'
Melania Trump and Donald Trump welcomed Queen Camilla and King Charles to the United States last weekend, embarking on a series of public outings together. Throughout their many appearances, fans noticed that Melania Trump was an excellent host, smiling and nodding alongside her husband and even spending time one-on-one with Queen Camilla.
During these moments in particular, body language expert Darren Stanton noted that Melania let Camilla take charge, acting as a more "submissive" force to Camilla's more "dominant" force.
"Melania Trump, in her own right, is a powerful and very confident woman," Stanton explained. "But she also shows some submissive gestures when she is around Camilla, not because she is intimidated but out of respect."
"Camilla is the more dominant character," he continued, "but I think this is due to their role and ranks, so Melania will allow herself to be more submissive and smaller to allow Camilla to take the lead."
Social Media Reactions
Across social media platforms, fans applauded Melania for being such a gracious host. "Melania really handled that with so much grace," one person wrote on X. "You can tell she understands protocol and respect."
"Melania understood the assignment," another posted. "Absolute class act."
"People underestimate her, but moments like this prove she knows exactly what she’s doing," said another.
"She carries herself with so much poise," a fourth tweet reads. "Honestly impressive."
"She's so classy," a final user wrote. "Love her!"
"That's our First Lady!!" a final fan said.
