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Singer Mika Singh attends dinner hosted by incoming President Donald Trump
Bollywood singer Mika Singh attended a \"prestigious\" dinner hosted by the incoming US President Donald Trump here. The Bollywood singer, who was seen sporting an all black ensemble, captioned the image: \"It is a great honour for me to be attending the most prestigious dinner in Washington D.C. with the President(-elect) of the US.\"
Washington:Bollywood singer Mika Singh attended a "prestigious" dinner hosted by the incoming US President Donald Trump here.
The Bollywood singer, who was seen sporting an all black ensemble, captioned the image: "It is a great honour for me to be attending the most prestigious dinner in Washington D.C. with the President(-elect) of the US."
Singh on Friday morning shared a two-minute long video, where Trump said: "In the audience there's a special person, who's worked very hard, who married very well it's my daughter Ivanka... I sort of stole her husband. He is so great...I have a feeling Jared (Kushner) is going to do a great job."
Singh, who is popular for songs like "440 volt" and "Subha Hone Na De", also shared a selfie with Trump's daughter Ivanka and thanked her for the hospitality.
"Enjoying this wonderful party... Thanks Ivanka Trump for such a great hospitality... It is lovely meeting you, god bless," Singh captioned the image.
The 39-year-old singer also praised Donald Trump.
"What a privilege it's being in the same vicinity as Donald Trump... His presence has brightened up the whole evening," Mika tweeted.
Trump, who won the November 8 election despite losing the popular vote by 2.8 million -- more than any winning candidate in history -- will be sworn in as the US President on Friday.
