Trump admits Melania 'hates' one of his most recognizable habits
Donald and Melania Trump may have been married for over two decades, but there's one thing about the President that still grinds her gears.
During a speech in Las Vegas earlier this week, Donald Trump went on to sing his wives praises, claiming her film, Melania: Twenty Days to History is the 'number one movie of the year'. However, critics pointed out that he didn't have any evidence to back this up whatsoever.
The movie was released earlier this year, and made $7m in its opening weekend, a far cry from Spider-Man's $1bn.
The comments came after the President told the crowd that his wife had spoken badly of his moves, when he imitates women weightlifters, telling him it's not 'Presidential,' just like she's previously said of his dance moves.
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"She hates it when I imitate no men in women's sports," he said to the crowd. "She hates it when I do 'the weightlifter,'" - as he went on to do the imitation in which he put his firsts in the air, pulling a face.
"I said, 'Well it may not be Presidential, but I won the election in a land slide, so I don't know," he told his wife.
At the end of the speech, Donald Trump went onto perform his signature dance move - the habit Melania really hates.
Speaking about what his 'classy' wife feels about his actions, Trump told the crowd: "She hates when I dance. I said, 'Everybody want me to dance,'" he told her.
However, according to the President, Melania hit back by telling him: "Darling, it's not Presidential."
Trump, of course, wasn't having any of it, telling his wife 'the dancing, they really like,' although Melania said they were 'just being nice' to her husband.
The dances first originated at the POTUS' 2020 presidential campaign rally, and six years on, he's still performing it.
His moves originally came as he played Village People’s iconic anthem 'YMCA' at the rallies - something which the late Victor Willis said the band actually asked the President to stop playing their music.
"I don't endorse Trump. I've never endorsed Trump, nor has the Village People," Willis told
"We have even asked him to stop playing our music at his rallies," he revealed. However, due to copyright laws, Trump was able to play the tune wherever he wanted to.
Asked whether he would have attended the President's inauguration to perform his favorite song, Willis told the outlet: "Probably not."
Trump's moves have gone worldwide, with many sports people mocking the President - as seen during the World Cup this summer.
During the United States' last-16 game, Belgium appeared to mock the President after their fourth goal.
The European team went on to defeat the States 4-1, knocking them out of their home tournament.
Although the President didn't appear at any of the United States' games, he did appear at the final, in which he handed the trophy over to Spain, following their nail-biting win against Argentina.
During the celebrations, some of the players were seen joining in with the President as he performed the dance.
Topics: Donald Trump, Melania Trump
Kiesha Dosanjh