Giorgia Meloni and Emmanuel Macron's whispering moment at G7 Summit goes viral; netizens say 'This is why he gets slapped by his wife'
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and French President Emmanuel Macron caught the attention of the camera person during the G7 Summit 2025 in Canada when the duo appeared to be whispering to each other, sparking speculation about 'secret talks' between the two. The video has now gone viral on the internet.
In the viral video, Macron is seen covering his face while Meloni listens attentively to him and responds with a thumbs-up. Following this, moments later, she once again leans towards Macron, and this time she covers her face while listening to Macron.
According to the Daily Mail, while world leaders generally try to keep a poker face during the proceedings, despite this, Meloni could not hide her reaction and appeared to roll her eyes at whatever discussion she was having with Macron.
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Netizens react to Giorgia Meloni and Emmanuel Macron's 'secret talks'
As soon as the video surfaced on social media, it quickly went viral, and netizens couldn't stop talking about it. One user on Instagram wrote, "Me and my office bestie at work meetings 😂"
While another added, "New memes material found 😂😂" "He is asking Yeh melodi itni chocoleti kyun hai," one commented.
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The netizens continued with their discussions, while one commented about Macron's wife's reaction on this and he said, "Now macron will again get slap from his wife when he returns home"
"This is why he gets slapped by his wife.😂," one also added.
Know about G7 Summit 2025
The G7 Summit 2025 is taking place on June 16-17, and this is going to be Prime Minister Narendra Modi's sixth consecutive appearance at the G7. This is an event where leaders of the world's most advanced economies are meeting to address a host of global challenges.
As per the live reports, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Canada early this morning to participate in the 51st G7 Summit being held in the scenic mountain resort of Kananaskis, Alberta.
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