Melania Trump rescued her husband after forgetting to remember a gift that he had offered to Queen last year | World | New

US President Donald Trump was asked if he recognized the statuette he had given to the Queen during last year's trip to Windsor Castle, but needed help when he forgot. Emily Andrews, Sun's Royal Correspondent, tweeted, "Trump was also shown the tin horse he gave to the Queen last year while visiting Windsor. "We asked him if he recognized it and he said no! Melania came to her rescue and said, "I think we gave this to the queen." "

President Trump made the mistake by observing a selection of items from the royal collection, including ancient Anglo-American gifts and several artifacts referring to Trump's Scottish heritage.

A social media user said, "Exactly like all married couples around the world. The woman chooses a gift that both give, the husband does not pay attention. I think every married couple knows it.

While another posted: "Absurd, American taxpayers give @RoyalFamily more things. They do not need more things. We should use our money for more important things. Foolish."

The current gaffes could continue at the next Anglo-American meeting, the Queen offering Mr. Trump a first edition of The Second War, created in 1959 by Winston Churchill, as well as a set of three-part Duofold pens . Meanwhile, Melania received a specially commissioned silver box with a hand-made enamel lid.

After lunching with the Trump family, the Queen unveiled the Declaration of Independence, a portrait of former US leader George Washington and photos of King Edward VIII playing the President's favorite golf course in St Andrews.

Prince Harry was also present with Mr. Trump's daughter, Ivanka, and her husband, Jared. The Queen's son, Prince Andrew, was nearby and was recruited to limit the risk of diplomatic disasters because of his mutual interests and his knowledge of the President.

But Trump sparked controversy just minutes before he arrived in the UK calling London Mayor Sadiq Khan "the absolute loser," saying Khan was "mean" to "ally the most important "of the United Kingdom.

The US President is in the UK for a three-day visit during which he will also meet with Prime Minister Theresa May and business leaders at St. James Palace. He will then travel to Portsmouth to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day landings on Wednesday.