Melania Trump showed her true feelings towards her husband Donald Trump as the couple shared an awkward dance during the Liberty Ball, a lip reader has claimedMelania Trump made a revealing observation to her husband Donald Trump at the Liberty Ball, according to a lip reader’s claims.
The freshly inaugurated President Trump, now America’s 47th leader since Monday, revelled in three inaugural balls with his kin commemorating his 2025 ascension to office.The president and First Lady initiated their festive tour at the Commander in Chief ball with a military theme, subsequently making their way to the adjacent Liberty Ball. There, they took part in a stage dance alongside the entire Trump entourage.The night continued with a motorcade procession to Union Station for the Starlight Ball festivities.During their moment at the Liberty Ball, the presidential couple participated in what was described as an “awkward” dance set to the chords of The Battle Hymn of the Republic, reports the Irish Star.Lip reading specialist Jeremy Freeman has alleged that during this dance, Melania offered her spouse encouraging words.
According to Mr Freeman’s interpretation, Melania commented to President Trump: “Today is one we will never forget,” with the septuagenarian responding: “You’re right, I’ll learn, I’ll fight.”Melania then expressed her genuine emotions towards her spouse with a heartfelt remark, saying “I got you”. President Trump is said to have answered back: “We’ll see. Will you control it? Less tricky, less pushing away? “.To which the first lady responded with a terse “It’s a no,” as Trump acknowledged: “I hear you.””This shaky start leaves Trump leaning his full weight forward, while Melania manages to meet him cheek to cheek. With her wide-brimmed hat no longer serving as a barrier, the couple is closer than earlier in the day-though precariously close to the ear that once took a bullet,” he observed about the President.
Greg Matt Travis expressed on X: “Trump and Melania’s Inaugural Ball first dance was something else-a stiff, awkward shuffle that looked more like a hostage situation than a celebration. The man who claimed he’d “Make America Great Again” couldn’t even make a slow dance look convincing.”