Donald Trump’s granddaughter Kai has shared a glimpse of ‘uncle’ Elon Musk’s SpaceX launch after giving an intimate tour of her grandfather’s private plane.
Kai, the 17-year-old daughter of Don Jr. and his ex-wife, Vanessa, flew to Brownsville, Texas, to watch the launch of Elon’s Starship rocket with her grandfather last week.
The teenager documented the trip for her YouTube channel in a new video titled Watching a rocket launch at SpaceX with Elon Musk!which he shared on Tuesday.
In it, he gave his followers a look at some of the lavish perks that come with being associated with the future 47th president of the United States, like flying on his jet and mingling with a host of celebrities. .
She traveled from her home in Palm Beach, Florida, to Elon’s SpaceX facility in Texas on her grandfather’s plane, nicknamed Trump Force One, along with one of her friends, Emma.
In the video, Kai showed off the spacious plane.
The main area was filled with comfortable couches and flat-screen TVs, while a second room had a king-size bed.
Kai, who was wearing a SKIMS top, black jeans and a Louis Vuitton belt, also revealed there were snacks on board.
Donald Trump’s granddaughter Kai has shared a look inside ‘Uncle’ Elon Musk’s SpaceX launch after giving an intimate tour of her grandfather’s luxury private plane.
Kai, the 17-year-old daughter of Don Jr. and his ex-wife, Vanessa, flew to Brownsville, Texas, to watch the launch of Elon’s Starship rocket with her grandfather last week.
The teen documented the trip for her YouTube channel in a new video titled Watching a SpaceX Rocket Launch with Elon Musk!, which she shared on Tuesday.
She and her friend joked together during the flight, jumping on each other’s backs and learning a TikTok dance.
Kai then walked to the front of the plane to sit in the cockpit and watch the landing; A Donald doll was placed on the board.
Upon landing in Texas, she climbed into a waiting vehicle, which whisked her to Elon’s SpaceX facility.
Once there, he joined other members of the Trump family, including his grandfather, Donald, and his father, Don Jr.
He chatted with golfer Bryson DeChambeau before launch, while his grandfather was seen discussing the rocket with Elon.
Wearing a red MAGA hat and blue suit, Donald stood alongside Elon and Republican Sens. Ted Cruz, Bill Haggerty, Kevin Cramer and Rep. Ronny Jackson.
In the end, the launch and separation were successful, but the spacecraft’s booster landing did not go as planned and part of the rocket landed in the Gulf of Mexico and not on the landing pad as expected.
“I’ve never seen anything like it, and the noise it made when it came up was crazy,” Kai told the camera afterward.
She traveled from her home in Palm Beach, Florida, to Elon’s SpaceX facility in Texas on her grandfather’s plane along with one of her friends, Emma.
In the video, Kai showed off the spacious jet; The main area was filled with comfortable sofas and flat-screen TVs, while a second room had a king-size bed
Kai then walked to the front of the plane to sit in the cockpit and watch the landing; A Donald doll was placed on the board.
Kai chatted with golfer Bryson DeChambeau before the launch, while his grandfather was seen discussing the rocket with Elon.
Wearing a red MAGA hat and blue suit, Donald stood alongside Elon and Republican Sens. Ted Cruz, Bill Haggerty, Kevin Cramer and Rep. Ronny Jackson.
Kai ended the video by hilariously asking SpaceX’s billionaire CEO, who he sweetly nicknamed ‘Uncle Elon’ in a previous post, if he played the shooter video game Fortnite.
“Uh, no,” he replied. “But I did play other first-person shooters”
‘I asked grandpa, “Would you go into it?” And he says, “No.” “He wouldn’t volunteer to go to space,” he shared.
Kai ended the video by hilariously asking SpaceX’s billionaire CEO, who he sweetly nicknamed ‘Uncle Elon’ in a previous post, if he played the shooter video game Fortnite.
“Uh, no,” he replied.
“But I did play other first-person shooter games.”
‘What’s wrong with the League?’ someone else asked him, to which he replied, “If I start playing League it will hurt the space program.”