Kai Trump reveals moment of meeting Elon Musk and his toddler son; 'Good job!'

Kai Trump has had a busy weekend. The granddaughter of Donald Trump and eldest daughter of Donald Jr. shared her first vlog covering some of the events she participated in through Inaugural Weekend, including an exchange with Elon Musk and his toddler son.

Kai was one of the speakers at Trump's inaugural event rally, hosted at the Capitol One Arena in Washington D.C. She was introduced by her father, who welcomed Trump supporters and shared some of the ethos of the coming four years. 

"I have to introduce a young lady. My oldest daughter, Kai," he said, prompting a loud celebration from the audience. "Hi everyone!" said Kai. 

"Thank you all for the support this past decade. And we're looking forward to the next four years. God bless America, thank you!" she concluded.

She then was greeted by Elon Musk, who was accompanied by his toddler son. "Good job!" he said, shaking Kai's hand. He then addressed his son and said, "You want to come and see all the people?"

You can check out her full vlog below.

Kai Trump has been involved in Trump's presidential campaign

Throughout Donald Trump's campaign run, Kai Trump has been one of his biggest supporters, attending various events and sharing videos on her channel promoting her grandfather and his agenda. 

Kai has over 900,000 followers and has become one of the most prominent young voices advocating for Trump. Over the past days, she's shared messages on her social media, sharing the news that she was excited to witness the historic presidential inauguration from up close. 

“I don’t usually get nervous about things like this, but the inauguration—I’m not nervous, just excited. I have butterflies in my stomach and can’t wait for it," she said. 

In previous opportunities, she's discussed her grandfather and his personality. “He calls me when I’m in class to ask how my golf is going and to tell me stories about his own games. I usually have to remind him I’m in school and promise to call him back later."