Melania Trump’s words to Donald Trump were made public by the US Army sergeant who danced with her at his inaugural Commander-in-Chief Ball.
On Monday (January 20), Trump was escorted by U.S. Space Force Sergeant Tatiana Saldana, while Sergeant Henry Waller was spotted waltzing with Melania.
The vice presidential duo of JD and Usha Vance joined the US President and First Lady on stage during the ceremony, which kicked off Trump’s new term in office. They also danced with Marine Corps and Navy duty members.
In global broadcasts and social media recordings, Waller and Melania were seen grinning together, with Melania at one point whispering in his ear.
In an interview with Inside Edition, Waller discussed the meeting with the pair after they were spotted at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. He was inundated with inquiries about what they might have said.
It was I who took the stage. Although we were warned that the environment was not ceremonial calm, I made an effort to maintain my composure. If you want, we can smile,” he continued.
“I was just overwhelmed with joy being out on the stage where all these people are cheering for me,” the cop continued.
When asked if he heard anything from the First Lady, Waller replied, “I asked her how her night was.” “It’s going great,” she said. She wanted to know how I was doing. “It was amazing,” was my response.
He went on to say, “Oh, yeah, she’s a really good dancer,” showcasing Melania’s incredible dancing abilities.
Additionally, Waller admitted that he only ever rehearsed at home with his spouse.
In other news, there were several viral moments throughout the inauguration, and you might have missed one of the most noteworthy.
The kiss between President Trump and First Lady Melania did not land on his wife’s cheek.
A body language expert claims that despite Trump’s apparent desire for a lip-to-lip kiss, Melania turned her face aside and let him peck her cheek instead.
The couple clumsily settled for an air kiss at this point, which onlookers surmised was caused by Melania’s huge headgear.
Given that the First Lady’s face was hardly visible under the hat, some thought her decision was odd.
Additionally, Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman showed up wearing what his supporters call his “trademark look,” which consists of gray shorts, shoes, and a black hoodie.
“Anyone who wants Trump to fail is ‘rooting against the nation,'” the Democrat said on ABC News last month.
