Trump and Melania's kiss takes center stage at the White House

During the Fourth of July celebrations, US President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, stole the show on the Truman Balcony of the White House, exchanging kisses and hugs in front of the crowds.

At that moment, the massive fireworks display over the National Mall seemed to recede into the background, as supporters on the South Lawn reacted to the spontaneous shot.

Diverse speech and funny situation Trump delivered a lengthy speech from the balcony, covering a variety of topics, most notably the US military. During his speech, he paused and addressed his wife, saying, “I remember I said to the great first lady…” Then he smiled and added, jokingly, “I call her first lady. Isn’t that terrible?” He concluded his statement with a touch of humor, saying, “That’s why I said first lady… It’s terrible that nobody wants to join our military.”

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A moment of dancing to the tunes of the YMCA After the fireworks display ended, the famous song "YMCA" played, a piece Trump usually performs at the end of the celebrations. The president performed his familiar dance to the song and asked Melania to join him, who joined in with some of the moves, to the applause of the audience.

Songs from political opponents and a family evening The celebration featured a variety of pop and country songs, including songs by two stars who have supported Trump's opponents: Katy Perry and Lady Gaga. After the evening, the President and First Lady departed for their golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey, to spend the rest of the weekend.