'You were superb': Sir Rod Stewart praised King Charles for putting 'ratbag' Donald Trump 'in his place'
Music legend Sir Rod Stewart has congratulated King Charles for the manner in which he handled "little ratbag" Donald Trump during his recent state visit to the US.
Sir Rod Stewart has hailed King Charles for putting "little ratbag" Donald Trump "in his place" during his recent US state visit.
The Maggie May hitmaker greeted the 77-year-old monarch at an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of The King's Trust at London's Royal Albert Hall on Monday (11.05.26) and revealed that he was impressed at the way Charles handled Trump during his trip to the "Americas" last month.
Rod, 81, said: "May I say, well done in the Americas. You were superb, absolutely superb. Put that little ratbag in his place."
The King appeared to laugh off Rod's comment whilst the latter's former Faces bandmate and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood grinned next to the duo.
The You Wear It Well rocker added: "Exactly, that's it - it went right over his head, right over his head."
Rod then turned to Queen Camilla and commented: "I was just congratulating your husband on his wonderful performance in the Americas, so great, so brave, so proud."
