Trump makes flirty comment to random woman on golf | Golf News

President Donald Trump was caught on digicam making a sequence of flirtatious remarks toward a feminine golfer at his Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach on Sunday.

The incident was filmed while Trump, who turns 80 in June, was driving through the course in a golf cart alongside his 17-year-old grandson, Donald Trump III, the son of Donald Trump Jr.

“She’s in great shape!” Trump said, pointing toward the woman while driving with one hand. “Great shape, look at her!” He then stepped out of the cart, fixing his belt as he went, and called out: “You want a picture? Come on over here.”

He subsequently put his arm around the woman and grabbed her hand as a group gathered close by. “Is she in good shape or what?” he added, before turning to the woman and asking: “Is that your husband?”

The woman, recognized as Nina Coates, a golf content creator from Taiwan who lives in Miami, subsequently responded to the second on social media with a laughing face emoji and three phrases: “Yes I’m married.”

The interplay drew consideration not only for its content but for its setting, as Trump’s grandson was seated in the cart throughout the exchange.

Several commenters famous the presence of {the teenager}. No response was issued from the White House concerning the footage.

The incident unfolded on the same day Trump posted an AI-generated image of himself dressed in a white gown in a Jesus-like pose on Truth Social, a transfer that drew criticism even from within his own political base.

The post was deleted on Monday, with Trump subsequently telling reporters it was meant to show him “as a doctor making people better.” He also continued his public feud with Pope Leo, who has been among the most outstanding critics of the continued U.S. battle with Iran and has called on Trump to discover a diplomatic decision.

According to a HuffPost analysis printed in March, Trump’s golf outings have value taxpayers at least $101.2 million in journey and security bills since his return to the White House in January last 12 months.