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Donald Trump toasted his future daughter-in-law, Kimberly Guilfoyle at her birthday party with a speech that covered some familiar territory for the former president.
Around 400 guests attended the event in Jupiter, Florida which saw Trump’s toast to the 54-year-old suddenly turn into a rant about illegal immigration.
Few celebrities were present at the celebration with most of the attendees potential donors and neighbors.
Trump’s long-winded speech saw him praise Guilfoyle as he spoke of his excitement about of welcoming her into the family when son, Don Jr., marries her.
He thanked her for her help with the campaign describing her as a ‘terrific addition’ while calling her and Don Jr. as a ‘wonderful couple.’ Guilfoyle was seen smiling next to her future father-in-law as he took the spotlight in front of her party guests.
Donald Trump attended future daughter-in-law Kimberly Guilfoyle’s 54th birthday celebration at home in Jupiter, Florida
He managed to raise some laughs with some jokes at the expense of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and President Biden
Former President Trump was seen in Jupiter, Florida at his future daughter-in-law’s birthday
The Trump’s were seen chatting shortly after Donald Trump had made a speech at the party
‘We’re fighting very hard, we have a country that’s in very bad shape we’ve millions and millions pouring in from mental institutions, jails and 128 countries,’ Trump said.
‘At least 98 are releasing all their prisoners into the U.S. from insane asylums and metal institutions in the U.S. – and why wouldn’t they? It’s a disaster, including many many terrorists. We need to change it around. It’s been an amazing campaign so far,’ he ranted.
Trump then took some time to make a few political jabs at Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and President Biden, which drew laughter, according to the New York Post.
Recent polls show Trump and DeSantis to be neck and neck in early GOP voting in Iowa. DeSantis has not officially announced himself as running for the White House in 2024.
Don Jr. also spoke describing Guilfoyle as the ‘love of my life’ and telling of his excitement about walking her down the aisle when they get married.
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The Post say Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were invited to the event but did not join because of a prior family commitment. Donald Trump’s other daughter-in-law, Lara Trump was present at the birthday bash.
Don Trump Jr. could be seen celebrating his fiancee’s birthday, left, and also made a speech, right
Kimberly Guilfoyle took some time to make a speech thanking guests
The 54-year-old posed next to lit up initials of her name at her birthday party
Kimberly Guilfoyle’s birthday cake was almost wedding like in its exuberance
Kimberly Guilfoyle is pictured alongside Eric Trump’s wife, Lara Trump, left
Trump is used to stealing the limelight during the celebrations of others.
There have been a number of occasions over the past few years when Trump has put in an appearance but all-too-often the talk turns to politics.
In 2021, Trump took to the dance floor of his Mar-a-Lago country club which was hosting a wedding reception which saw him go on to bemoan his election loss and rail against President Biden, China, Iran and the crisis at the southern border.
Trump appeared at the reception dressed in a tuxedo where it appeared as though he was going to toast the bride and groom.
But no sooner had he got behind one of the band’s microphones, Trump suddenly shifted gear turned all political, as if he were back on the campaign trail.
The former president hogged the mic on the couple’s big day for more than two-and-a-half minutes covering a range of topics including Biden’s shortcomings, foreign policy, China, Iran and the border situation with Mexico.
Much like one of his rallies, he then asked the crowd to cheers, ‘Do you miss me yet?’ before eventually toasting the newlyweds.
Used to stealing the limelight, in 2021, Trump was set to make a toast at a wedding being held at his country club but ended up talking about losing the 2020 election and the border crisis
