World's 'sexiest golfer' arrived with Trump

American President Donald Trump, who was spending the weekend at the presidential retreat Camp David in Maryland, near Washington D.C., suddenly returned to the White House at 8:00 PM on the 19th.

With the State Department taking steps to raise security alerts for Americans in the Middle East, various interpretations emerged regarding Trump's swift return, and the White House has not issued any official statement on the matter. During the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session scheduled to be held in New York next week, the President is scheduled to attend several bilateral and multilateral meetings.

The President's official helicopter, 'Marine One', landed on the South Lawn of the White House, and cameras captured famous golfer Bryson DeChambeau and former Canadian ice hockey player Mikayla Demaiter inside the helicopter with Trump. DeChambeau, who represents Saudi-backed 'LIV Golf', is one of Trump's foremost allies in the golf world. He wore a 'MAGA' (Make America Great Again) hat on stage to celebrate Trump's 2024 election victory, and Trump also appeared on DeChambeau's YouTube channel. Furthermore, DeChambeau caused a major controversy by stating "I'm calling President Trump" in protest of a two-stroke penalty he received at the 'British Open' tournament last July.

DeChambeau and Demaiter, who are in a romantic relationship, were seen walking hand-in-hand as they exited the helicopter. Last month, 'The Sun' newspaper also reported that DeChambeau was dating Demaiter, known as "the sexiest ice hockey player in the world", and the two were also seen together at a LIV tournament in Indianapolis. Born in 2000, Demaiter initially retired from ice hockey at the age of 19 due to an injury and became an influencer. With over 3 million followers on Instagram, she is known for posting swimwear and body-themed photos, as well as paid subscription content. On the 19th, golfer Bryson DeChambeau and his girlfriend Mikayla were seen disembarking from the presidential helicopter.