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A mysterious blonde lady who captured consideration at a Windsor Castle banquet alongside Donald Trump has been revealed as LPGA sensation Charley Hull – the golfer who beforehand made headlines for smoking on the course before accepting a $13,000 wager to kick the behavior. King Charles praised President Trump during the exclusive gathering, which welcomed 160 distinguished visitors.

Professional golfer Hull – who had to withdraw from the PIF London event due to a car park accident earlier this yr – earned her invitation after being honored for her latest achievements and standing as a outstanding British athlete. Hull claimed victory at the Kroger Queen City Championship in Cincinnati on Sept. 14 before speeding back home to attend the distinguished event.

She subsequently called it an “unforgettable evening at Windsor Castle.” Currently ranked No. 10 globally, Hull has garnered widespread recognition for her vocal Trump endorsement.

The golfer has showcased the favored Trump dance celebration during tournaments, and beforehand declared last yr that the U.S. President surpassed Britain’s Prime Minister. “I love Trump,” Hull declared.

“I think he’s brilliant. I like how he just says things, he doesn’t care what people think, and he’s straight to the point. I wish he was head of the UK. I just like him as a person. He’s a little better than our Prime Minister.”

Although Hull has commanded consideration through her golf performances, her cigarette smoking has sparked the best fan fascination. She grew to become an web sensation last yr for smoking during the Women’s U.S. Open, with spectators desperately searching for her autograph.

“It’s actually quite amusing. All over a cigarette, I suppose,” Hull commented at the time. The British golfer has been extensively questioned about her on-course smoking behavior, but she explained why she thinks smoking is a better different to vaping.

“I was a bit stressed last year and I just kind of vaped,” Hull shared during the Women’s U.S. Open. “And I wanted to stop vaping, and even though smoking is not better than vaping, it’s just you can vape indoors all the time. I thought if I smoke, I’m going to go outside and smoke a cigarette.”

When representing England at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Hull was requested about her smoking behavior. She revealed that competitors guidelines prevented her from lighting up.

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“Yeah, I do smoke on the course. It’s a habit, but I won’t do this week,” Hull admitted. “Yeah, just something I do.”

Despite having fun with her behavior, Hull accepted a £10,000 ($13,000) wager with fellow golfer Ryan Evans in March that she may stop for two months. Hull posted a video on Instagram of her giving Evans a pack of cigarettes and shaking fingers to seal the wager.

On ‘The Icons by Motiversity’ podcast, Hull claimed that she had received the wager and discovered quitting simple. “Yeah, easy. It was… I’m pretty strong-minded,” Hull acknowledged.

“When I’m done with something, I’m completely done.

“So, yeah, I’ve not smoked in like 5 weeks and will not smoke again. I said two months because at the end of the day, you possibly can’t promise what you are going to do for the remainder of your life.

“It’s a long life that I’m going to live. But if you get over two months, then you’re not really… then it’s realistically you’re not really going to smoke. You’re not going to break that habit. Um, so yeah, I feel good.”