Pope Francis Asks Melania What She Feeds President Trump

President Trump and Pope Francis put aside their differences for their first face-to-face meeting Wednesday morning, but not before the pontiff cracked a joke about the commander in chief's waistline.

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In a funny moment, Pope Francis spoke Italian as he asked First Lady Melania Trump, "What are you feeding him, potica?”

Melania, who speaks fluent Italian, laughed and replied, "Potica," a high-calorie pastry from her home country of Slovenia that is traditionally served on Christmas and Easter.

A Vatican spokeswoman has said that whenever the pope meets someone from Slovenia, he likes to talk about the pastry.

Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, waited outside the Pope's office during the 30-minute private meeting. Both Ivanka and the first lady wore veils when meeting the Pontiff.

Trump later took to Twitter to post a short clip of their meeting, calling it the “honor of a lifetime” and how he wants to pursue peace in the world.

When the duo left their meeting and posed for a picture together, Trump had a smile from ear to ear but the pope did not look impressed.

The image set off social media.

Before parting, Trump presented the pope with a gift, a series of first edition books by Martin Luther King Jr.

The pope gave Trump some of his writings and a medal with an olive branch symbolizing peace.

"We can use peace," the president said. Before parting, Trump told the head of the Catholic Church, "I won't forget what you said."

Their warm exchange comes after their very public feud when the pope chastised Trump’s proposed plans for building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.

He said Trump “is not Christian.”

“I'd just say that this man is not Christian if he said it in this way," Pope Francis told reporters after visiting Mexico in February 2016. “A person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges, is not Christian."

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Trump fired back, saying: “For a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful.”

Following his meeting with the pope, Trump then met with Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni and told the country’s leader that Pope Francis “is something.”

“We had a fantastic meeting,” Trump added. “We're liking Italy very, very much and it was an honor to be with the pope.”

The first family heads off to Brussels, Belgium, Thursday before returning to Italy where they will travel to Sicily on Friday and Saturday.

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