New video shows Melania appearing to upset Trump by spurning his hand
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New video shows Melania appearing to upset Trump by spurning his hand
"The CSPAN footage, unearthed by the Daily Beast, shows the first couple emerging from the presidential helicopter on the South Lawn of the White House, with Trump's right hand clutching his wife's left. But in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, the first lady can be seen pulling her left hand away and looking away from her husband as she tries to walk on her own, as the Daily Beast said."
"A visibly exasperated Trump immediately looks downcast because his attempt to demonstrate affection towards his wife has been rejected in front of a pack of White House press cameras, as the Daily Beast said. The president initially tries to act for the cameras like it's no big deal by giving a weak wave. But he then appears to remonstrate his wife, as he firmly grabs her hand again as they walk the rest of the way to the White House."
"This possible tiff about hand-holding comes amid reports that the Trumps demanded separate bedroom suites in Windsor Castle during their visit last week with King Charles III and other members of U.K. government. The Trumps managed to successfully hold hands after arriving by helicopter at Windsor Castle on Marine One on Sept. 17 and being greeted by Prince William and Kate Middleton."
CSPAN footage shows Melania Trump pulling her left hand away from President Trump as the couple emerged from the presidential helicopter on the South Lawn on Sept. 18. The president looked downcast after his gesture of affection was seemingly rejected, gave a weak wave to cameras, then firmly grabbed her hand again as they walked to the White House. The moment follows a separate episode in which the couple appeared to exchange finger-pointing through helicopter windows. The incident comes amid reports that the Trumps demanded separate bedroom suites during their visit to Windsor Castle with King Charles III.
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