President Donald Trump used his makeup-slathered hand to greet King Charles III as his U.K. state visit officially got underway.

The president, 79, landed at Stansted Airport near London on Tuesday evening and stayed at Windsor Castle, reportedly in a separate room from his wife, Melania. On Wednesday morning, Trump rose for a full day of pomp and pageantry, kicking off proceedings with an official state welcome.

Trump greeted King Charles, Queen Camilla, the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, and William, Prince of Wales, with his oft-bruised right hand, which, as has become customary, was caked in concealer.

Trump shook hands with the British king, three years his junior at a spritely 76, before being guided around the grounds of the 11th-Century estate for various made-for-TV encoun

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