Donald Trump called the mayor of London 'a nasty person' as he met with the UK prime minister. T.mp4

During his visit to the United Kingdom, former U.S. President Donald Trump reignited tensions with London Mayor Sadiq Khan, calling him “a nasty person” while speaking to reporters ahead of his meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Trump made the remark when questioned about past criticisms of Khan, stating, “I think he’s been a terrible mayor—very nasty, very divisive. Frankly, he’s a nasty person.” The comment marks another escalation in their long-standing feud, which dates back to Trump’s presidency.

The exchange took place shortly before Trump’s official discussions with Prime Minister Starmer, focused on trade, defense, and diplomatic cooperation. While Downing Street did not comment directly on Trump’s statement, Mayor Khan responded on social media, dismissing the remarks as "childish insults" and reaffirming his commitment to representing all Londoners.

The incident has drawn mixed reactions, with critics condemning the tone of Trump’s remarks and supporters defending his right to speak candidly about public officials.