Royal fans are convinced Donald Trump made a subtle jab at Prince Harry during a glittering state banquet at Windsor Castle on Wednesday night (September 17).

The former U.S. president, 79, and First Lady Melania Trump, 55, are currently in the UK for a two-day state visit, spending much of their time with King Charles III and Queen Camilla. Prince William and Princess Kate were also in attendance for the white-tie event, which brought 160 guests together in St George’s Hall.

Trump, who was seated beside the Princess of Wales, took to the lectern to deliver a formal speech. He began with praise for the “special” bond between the United States and Britain, describing the partnership as one “joined by history and faith, by love and language and by transcendent ties of culture, tradition, ancestry and destiny.”

“We’re like two notes in one chord or two verses of the same poem,” Trump said. “Each beautiful on its own, but really meant to be played together.”

The 45th president called his second state visit to Britain “one of the highest honours” of his life and spoke warmly of his respect for the UK. He then turned his attention to the royal family, offering particular praise to King Charles for raising Prince William.