Prince Albert II writes to Donald Trump following White House Correspondents' Dinner incident
Monaco's sovereign has sent correspondence to the former US President after a shooting occurred at the prestigious Washington media event.
The Sovereign of Monaco has reached out to Donald Trump in the wake of a serious security incident that unfolded at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Prince Albert II penned a personal letter to the former US President expressing his concern following the shooting that disrupted the high-profile Washington gathering.
The annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, traditionally known as the 'nerd prom' of Washington politics, brings together journalists, politicians, and celebrities for an evening of speeches and entertainment. This year's event was marred by the unexpected violence that prompted security responses and left attendees shaken.
Prince Albert's correspondence reflects the close diplomatic ties between Monaco and the United States, with the Prince maintaining relationships across the American political spectrum. The Grimaldi family has historically engaged with US leaders on various international issues, from climate change to cultural exchange programmes.