Queen Elizabeth II Complains About Grass Damage Caused by Trump's Helicopters

Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom expressed her discontent to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison regarding the grass damaged by U.S. President Donald Trump's helicopters in front of Buckingham Palace, as reported by RBC, referencing The Sunday Times.

Trump visited the United Kingdom in early June. According to the publication, his helicopters landed near the palace twice during the day. The conversation with Morrison took place the following day. During their meeting, Queen Elizabeth II reportedly told him, "Look at my lawn. It’s damaged." The paper states that the grass in the lawn was harmed due to the helicopter's engine and wheels.

During his visit, Trump stayed at the residence of the U.S. ambassador, which is located 3 miles (4.8 km) from the palace, the publication notes.