In a surprising turn of events, President Trump recently weighed in on a public incident involving France’s first couple. The moment, which has captured global attention, occurred during President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Vietnam on May 25, 2025, when his wife, Brigitte Macron, was seen slapping him in a seemingly playful yet shocking display.
- Trump advises Macron to keep doors closed.
- Macron publicly slapped by wife Brigitte.
- Video captured incident on official plane.
- Macron downplays incident as joking.
- Trump and Macron share a jovial relationship.
- Brigitte is 25 years older than Macron.
Trump, known for his candid remarks, humorously suggested that the Macrons should “make sure the door remains closed” to avoid such public spectacles. This light-hearted advice came during a News conference in the Oval Office, where he expressed concern for the couple but reassured audiences that they are “two really good people.”
This incident raises intriguing questions about the dynamics of public relationships among world leaders. Could such moments impact their diplomatic engagements? The Macrons have always had a unique relationship, and this event may only add to their public persona.
- Public displays of affection or conflict can shape political narratives.
- Leaders’ personal lives often intersect with their professional roles.
- Humor can be a diplomatic tool in easing tensions.
As the world watches, it will be interesting to see how this playful incident influences the Macrons’ future engagements and their relationship with other global leaders.
