Melania appears to scorn Donald Trump again in public

Melania Trump has been seen scowling again and rolling her eyes briefly as she appeared in public alongside her husband.

Melania appears to scorn Donald Trump again in public

The former first lady and former U.S. President Donald Trump attended the World Series baseball game between the Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros on Saturday, where she stood next to her husband and smiled at the crowd.

Six-second videos of the scene, which have gone viral on social media, show Melania smiling broadly before turning away and rolling her eyes briefly in apparent exasperation.

She is also seen letting out what appears to be a sigh, as Trump continues to smile and wave to fans.

A clip of the video shared by the official Twitter account of Meidas Touch, a political action committee, has accumulated 32 thousand likes and 22 thousand retweets.

The former first lady’s scowl has also given social media users more material to criticize the former president.

Entertainment and pop culture expert Mike Sington shared the video and said, “look at the contempt and disgust Melania gives Trump as she walks away from him, in their first public appearance together since April. In fact, it’s so delicious, watch it over and over again.”

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Watch the scorn and disgust Melania gives to Trump as she turns away from him, in their first public appearance together since April. In fact, it’s so delightful, watch it over and over again. pic.twitter.com/0GbtpOtAOx

— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) October 31, 2021

At the game, Trump was also seen performing the infamous “Tomahawk chop,” which has been branded “racist” and “dehumanizing” toward Indians since it became popular nearly 30 years ago.

This was one of the couple’s first notable public appearances after Trump left the White House and moved to his Palm Beach home in Florida.

Several reports said Melania has been “bitter and cold” toward her husband after leaving the White House. She has spent most of her time relaxing at a spa at Mar-A-Lago and visits him twice a day, according to reports.