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Egyptian actor-singer Mohamed Ramadan shared a video Tuesday of him teaching Carolina Trump, granddaughter of U.S. President Donald Trump, one of his signature dance moves, adding a “stay tuned” caption.
The move is among those for which Ramadan is best known during his live performances and concerts.
The videos also included Lara Trump, wife of Eric Trump, son of U.S. President Donald Trump and Fino First Class Label Group, announcing an upcoming international collaboration.
The pair will release a new single accompanied by a music video filmed in Miami during the second week of September.
The project aims to blend Ramadan's Arab-African roots with Trump’s pop style, creating a fusion that resonates with a global audience.
Ramadan is known for his provocative videos and distinctive dance style, which consistently attract widespread attention and generate significant public discussion across social media platforms.
The video shows Ramadan teaching Carolina Trump some of his signature dance moves, with her mother Lara Trump present.
The clip was filmed during their time in Miami, Florida.
Ramadan published the video on his İnstgram post, commenting, " Best workday with laraleatrump and her daughter, the little princess Carolina Trump .. sweetest girl in the world .. Happy Global African American Day .. Stay tuned ."
L.J. Fino, founder of First Class Label Group, described working with Mohamed Ramadan as an honor, highlighting his energy, strong connection with fans, and pride in Arab-African music, and noted that the project is about more than just a song.
“ — It’s about showing that music can bring people together, no matter where they come from,” he said.
First Class Label Group Executive Raphew Reed Jr. described the project as more than just a single, calling it “a statement.”
He emphasized that bringing together an Arab superstar like Mohamed Ramadan with Lara Trump, who has already achieved Billboard chart success and global collaborations, demonstrates the label’s commitment to building bridges and delivering music that resonates worldwide.
This is not the first time Ramadan has been seen in the company of the Trump family.
Last month, the Egyptian artist shared photos from a New York visit at the invitation of Lara Trump, posting a caption that spoke of an “appreciation for Arab-African music” and a hint at “something big coming.”
Ramadan wrote on his account, “I was honored yesterday by Lara Trump’s invitation to the U.S. president’s family home in New York. Their interest in me reflects their interest in and respect for my continent and my country.”
However, followers later found the post misleading: it was not an invitation from Lara Trump, but rather Ramadan reportedly paying to take a photo with her.
The event, presented as a charity function, required tickets starting at $1,000, reaching $3,500 with photo opportunities with Lara Trump and other high-profile guests.
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