Body language expert decodes Melania Trump’s smile as husband Donald delivers speech to Congress

WASHINGTON, DC: Melania Trump has come back to the spotlight after laying low for a month since her husband Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20. A body language expert has now claimed that she is embracing the limelight like never before.

The once reserved first lady has slowly come out of her shell as she was seen embracing her political self during her husband’s joint address to Congress.

The 54-year-old Slovenia-born first lady was seen beaming when President Trump delivered his address at the US Capitol on Tuesday, March 4.

Body language expert decodes Melania Trump’s smile
Speaking to Daily Mail, body language expert Judi James decoded the countenance of the first lady and claimed that Melania Trump “beamed like a smitten teenager” while watching her husband deliver the address.

Remarking on the warmth in the Trumps’ marital relationship, James explained, “There was a moment of almost romantic affection,” referencing the specific moment when the president pointed up to his wife in the crowd.

“The woman who used to be known for her impassive demeanor beamed back like a smitten teenager,” noted the body language interpreter, before adding, “Trump name-checked his FLOTUS at the start of his speech and she got her own ovation, producing a cheek-rounded smile of authentic pride and pleasure.”

During his address in the room full of politicians and diplomats, Trump gushed, “I want to recognize another person who has devoted herself to foster care, community, she works so hard on it,” before name-checking, “Very loving person, our magnificent first lady of the United States.”

James further analyzed Melania’s dark gray Dior ensemble, noting, “In her charcoal gray power suit Melania was a more commanding and confident presence here than at any previous addresses.”

James further continued, “She had once looked stunned and surprised to hear herself applauded but this time she looked prepared for the cheers, clapping and ovation, basking in the personal adulation rather than hiding from it.”