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“Trump Delights Crowd at FIFA World Cup 2026 Draw”

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Donald Trump was in a cheerful mood at the FIFA World Cup 2026 draw in Washington. A lip reader caught the moment when the US President playfully directed a brief command to his wife Melania during a dance at the John F. Kennedy Center.

The 79-year-old was seen grooving to the music as the Village People performed ‘YMCA’, which visibly pleased Trump. Expert Jeremy Freeman noted that Trump expressed regret to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum for missing their earlier performance.

While swaying to the music, Trump turned to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, expressing his joy at the performance and how much he missed it. Observing his wife’s reserved demeanor, Trump remarked, “Look at it, great job,” and even encouraged her to join in more actively by saying, “Come on, join in.”

Known for his YMCA dance moves, Trump had the Village People perform at his inauguration earlier this year. Frontman Victor Willis mentioned on Fox & Friends that Trump genuinely loves the song and uses it at rallies, bringing joy to the American people.

After receiving the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize, Trump was seen dancing in the audience with Melania, enjoying the performances by other acts like Robbie Williams and Lauryn Hill. During the event, Trump expressed gratitude for the peace award, considering it one of the greatest honors of his life.

He also emphasized the importance of bringing peace and unity globally, stating that the world is now a safer place thanks to their efforts. Infantino commended Trump for his unwavering dedication to advancing peace and harmony worldwide.

In a light-hearted moment, Trump suggested that the NFL might need to consider rebranding, pointing out the naming inconsistency between American football and soccer. The event, attended by celebrities like Kevin Hart and Heidi Klum, was filled with entertainment and camaraderie.

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