Note: This story was originally published in December 2024 and is being republished.
Viral Photo of Donald and Melania Trump Kissing Sparks Online Buzz Ahead of Inauguration
Just days before his second inauguration, a photo of Donald Trump and Melania Trump sharing a rare public kiss has gone viral, stirring up a wave of reactions across social media.
The image, which appears to show the couple kissing during a baseball game, comes at a time when Melania has remained largely out of the public eye throughout Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. Her limited presence on the campaign trail has led to ongoing speculation about their relationship, making the photo especially attention-grabbing.
Once posted to X (formerly Twitter), the image quickly took off. Trump supporters were quick to celebrate the candid moment. One user wrote, “Now THAT is how to handle the kiss cam kiss.” Another added, “32 days until these two are back in the White House!” while a third posted, “That’s my President!!!!”
But not everyone was convinced. Some online critics pointed to recent media coverage suggesting distance between the former president and first lady, questioning whether the photo reflects reality or a carefully timed public moment. Still, most of the reaction online leaned positive, with many calling it a sweet and unexpected display of affection.
This isn’t the first time the Trumps have made headlines with a public display. During the Republican National Convention earlier this year, Trump shared a kiss with Melania after securing the GOP nomination, a moment that also drew widespread commentary on their relationship.
In a separate viral moment this week, Trump turned heads during an appearance at the Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach—not for what he said, but for how he looked. A photo showing a slicker hairstyle caused a stir online, with some speculating he had gotten a haircut. It turned out to be nothing new—just Trump’s well-known “hat hair.”
As Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance prepare for their January 20 swearing-in ceremony at the U.S. Capitol, interest in the Trumps—both politically and personally—remains as high as ever.
