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Donald and Melania Trump Kiss at White House on Independence Day
- During the Independence Day festivities on July 5, 2025, the former president and his wife shared a dance and an uncommon kiss on the White House balcony.
- The celebration followed Trump signing the narrowly approved 'Big Beautiful Bill' into law, which included the largest tax cut and border security investment in U.S. history.
- During the event, Trump performed his signature 'Trump Dance' to 'YMCA' music while Melania mimicked his moves using open palms contrasting his closed fists, and the couple watched fireworks with a military flyover.
- A video clip of Melania’s dance shared by Fox News on X garnered over one million views and sparked mixed reactions regarding the couple's uncommon public displays of affection.
- The Independence Day event highlighted both political success with the new legislation and ongoing public interest in the couple's interactions, suggesting the Trump Dance will continue as a cultural symbol among supporters.
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Melania does 'Trump dance' at 4th of July shindig - first couple share tender kiss · American Wire News
The first family celebrated Independence Day in their own special way, delighting onlookers with their affection. On Friday, First Lady Melania Trump showed off her dance moves and shared a loving kiss with her husband, President Donald Trump in a scene that had viewers cheering the “touching moment.” Watch: .@FLOTUS does the “Trump dance” alongside President @realDonaldTrump after the Fourth of July fireworks display in Washington, D.C. pic.tw…
President Trump Shares Romantic Moment With Melania On White House Balcony During 4th of July Celebration * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Kaley
Experience a memorable 4th of July at the White House as President Trump and Melania share a romantic balcony moment amid fireworks and celebration. Dive into the highlights of this unforgettable evening!
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