Kai Trump shared the tour in a video, referring to the presidential residence as "my house" while walking viewers through its iconic spaces. Kai Trump, the eldest granddaughter of US President Donald Trump, has offered viewers a rare behind-the-scenes look inside the White House, taking them through its historic rooms, ornate gold decor and even revealing the famous button that summons the president's favourite Diet Coke.Kai Trump is the eldest granddaughter of US President Donald Trump. (YouTube/Kai Trump)Kai, who was at the White House for preparations ahead of the UFC event marking America's 250th anniversary, shared the tour in a video, referring to the presidential residence as "my house" while walking viewers through its iconic spaces.The tour began with the White House hallways lined with portraits of former presidents. Pointing at George Washington's portrait, Kai joked, "My best friend... we're real tight." She also recalled childhood memories of spending time inside the residence. "I used to play soccer in these halls," she said.Kai then made her way to the second floor, showing the reception hall and the grand front entrance where visiting world leaders are officially welcomed. She explained that although the entrance is reserved for state arrivals, family members rarely use it. Nearby stood Donald Trump's podium, placed on a red carpet for official announcements.Watch the video below:Historic rooms and famous statuesStepping into the White House courtyard, Kai pointed out statues of Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin, jokingly referring to them as close friends."What a chiller," she said, pointing at Hamilton before introducing Franklin as "our old boy, Benji."The video also featured the famous Red Room and Blue Room, both named after their distinctive colour schemes.Inside the Oval OfficeOne of the highlights of the tour was the Oval Office, where Kai showed the extensive gold detailing added during Donald Trump's presidency. "He loves gold, it's like the favourite thing on the planet... he added gold everywhere," she said, pointing towards the ceiling.She also showcased several personal touches inside the office, including Trump's collection of Sharpie markers, gold tray, gold coasters and the much-talked-about button on the Resolute Desk that is used to request a Diet Coke.The video concluded with glimpses of preparations for the UFC event, with Tiffany Trump briefly appearing to greet viewers on camera.Bhavya Sukheja is a Senior Content Producer at Hindustan Times with over 6 years of experience in digital journalism. She specialises in covering stories that reflect everyday human experiences, with a focus on viral videos, social media trends, and human-interest features that inform readers while sparking meaningful conversations. She loves chasing page views and finding stories that tug at readers’ heartstrings.