In pictures: Donald Trump lauds 'radiant and healthy' Kate at lavish state banquet
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87% : The Princess of Wales was hailed as "so radiant and so healthy and so beautiful" by Donald Trump as she glittered in gold at the state banquet.82% : Earlier in the day, Trump appeared to tell future queen, Kate, "You're so beautiful, so beautiful" as she greeted him and the First Lady Melania Trump at Victoria House with the Prince of Wales at the start of the historic state visit.
75% : Trump also praised Prince William, saying: "His Majesty has also raised a remarkable son in His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales.
56% : Trump made a point of referencing the princess, who announced at the start of the year that she was in remission from cancer, in his banquet speech, describing her as "so radiant and so healthy and so beautiful".
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