The White House Through Kai Trump’s Eyes

President Donald Trump’s granddaughter, Kai Trump, recently took her followers on a tour of the White House, describing the famous landmark with nonchalance and a hint of sarcasm.

The Gen-Z internet personality showed off the White House in a video posted on Wednesday and gave some more behind-the-scenes perspective of the White House UFC fight.

As she entered the White House, which she called “my house,” she gestured towards a portrait of George Washington, saying, “We got my best friend, George Washington. We’re real tight.”

Kai also described the newly-installed statues of Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin in the Rose Garden as if they were old friends.

“This is my friend Alexander Hamilton. What a chiller,” Kai said. “Over here we have Benjamin Franklin, who’s also my dear friend. Old Boy Benji. We call him Benji. What a nice guy.”

As she walked through a hallway adorned by paintings, glass lamps, and an old grandfather clock, Trump’s granddaughter commented that she “used to play soccer in these halls.”

After dodging aides who were moving furniture on the second floor, Kai found a podium.

“I’m about to do a speech in front of everyone. Look, look at my crowd,” she joked to the few people filming her.

She continued showing other rooms in the White House, commenting with her deadpan sense of humor.

“This is the Red Room. As you can tell, it’s red and that’s why it’s called the Red Room.” Kai joked. “This is the Blue Room. As you can tell, it’s also blue.”

To conclude her White House tour, Kai went into the Oval Office, showing off the Declaration of Independence on the wall, the portraits, Trump’s Sharpies, and the various articles of gold in the office.

“All right guys. We’re in the Oval Office right now,” she said. “So everything is gold because my grandpa hates gold so he actually decided to add a lot of gold to the Oval Office. That’s a joke. He loves gold. It’s like his favorite thing on the planet if you guys haven’t noticed.”

“He has a very good attention to detail, so everything that he thought should be gold, he made gold,” Kai added. 

Kai has over three million followers on Instagram and 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube. She is attending the University of Miami this fall, where she is joining Miami’s golf team.