Washington DC - Dana White, CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), recently revealed that he and President Donald Trump have a big event planned for the Fourth of July next year.

During an interview with CBS on Tuesday, White – a long-time Trump ally – was asked if the rumors were true that the UFC would be hosting a fight at the White House on July 4, 2026, in celebration of the country's 250th anniversary.

"It is definitely going to happen," White responded.

He claimed he had recently spoken with President Trump, who told him he wants his daughter Ivanka to be "in the middle of this."

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"So Ivanka reached out to me, and her and I started talking about the possibilities, where it would be and, you know, I put together all the renderings," he said.

White went on to say he will soon be meeting with both Trumps to work out more details.

The reveal comes after the president, who has attended multiple UFC matches since his re-election, teased the idea of the White House fight back in July.

Earlier this month, the UFC also secured a seven-year streaming deal with Paramount, the parent company of CBS.

During the interview, White didn't reveal the fighters that might headline the event, but said with a smile in the wake of the deal, it will be "live on CBS."