Macron Shares A Hug, Gets Kissed By Wife; Internet Says- 'Don't Forgive...'
Macron Shares A Hug, Gets Kissed By Wife; Internet Says- 'Don't Forgive...'
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French president Emmanuel Macron shared a behind-the-scene moments from his recent Indonesia trip on social media. The new video shows the president pack on public display of affection with his wife, Brigitte Macron. The presidential couple is seen sharing a hug before the first lady plants a kiss on Macron. The loved-up moments, posted on Macron's social media following the 'slap' controversy, gets brutal reactions from cyberspace. Watch-
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