Flirty Trump makes a very suggestive statement on intimate moment with Jill Biden

Donald Trump has made a suggestive statement about a virally intimate moment he shared with Jill Biden during a trip to Notre Dame.

Photos of the president-elect with the smiling first lady at the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France.

Trump, 78, monopolized the comments by sharing a screenshot of the moment on Truth Social, with the caption: “A scent your enemies can’t resist,” as he endorsed his perfume brand “Fight Fight Fight.”

‘Here are my new Trump perfumes and colognes! I call them fight, fight, fight, because they represent WINNING us. Great Christmas gifts for the whole family,” he wrote.

‘Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!’ The Trump fragrance, with versions for both men and women, retails for $199 per bottle.

After seeing the loving images of the political duo online, internet personality Nick Sortor wrote on X: “Jill DEFINITELY voted for President Trump.”

Jill and her daughter Ashley sat next to Trump during Saturday’s ceremony, but what some thought would be an awkward setup turned into a telling moment.

The photos showed Jill grinning and having a casual conversation with Trump as they leaned close to each other.

Photos of the president-elect with the smiling first lady at the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, sparked a wave of reactions online

One person commented, “Find someone who looks at you the way Jill Biden looks at President Trump.” Another said: ‘Jill and Ashley Biden look like they are absolutely in love with President Trump.’

“Just look at the admiration for Trump in Jill Biden’s eyes at the reopening of Notre Dame in Paris,” one user commented.

Some even went so far as to say that Jill – and her family – voted against her party on Election Day.

“She looks way too happy,” one person wrote. “I believe they definitely voted for Trump.”

“No doubt I totally voted for him,” one user claimed. And another agreed: ‘She definitely voted for him. I have no doubts about it.’

Someone claimed, “Jill hates Kamala. She and Joe couldn’t be happier that Trump won.”

Another echoed the same sentiment: “The Bidens voted for Trump because they knew what Kamala was not capable of.” Another said: ‘I have a strange feeling that the transition will be very smooth.’

One commenter wrote that Jill looked “way too happy” to be speaking to the newly elected president

Jill and Trump were seen in deep discussion during the ceremony, with some saying they looked like “friends.”

The commenters all agreed that Jill seemed to enjoy her conversation with the newly elected president

Politics aside, people were quick to point out that Jill seemed to enjoy the conversation and Trump’s company in general. One X user said: ‘This is the happiest I’ve seen her in months.’

“They look like friends,” one person shared, pointing out how comfortable they seemed to be with each other.

One person joked: ‘What will Joe say when he sees that look? Lol, they’re practically drooling over President Trump.”

Trump supporters also praised him for being “charming” and personable. One Trump lover wrote: “He’s irresistible!” While another said: ‘Come on. I honestly don’t understand why anyone hates him!’

The president-elect was also spotted chatting with French President Emmanuel Macron during the historic ceremony.

Macron greeted Trump with a warm kiss on the check and a hug. The two political figures met as part of the ceremony, celebrating the renovation of the iconic cathedral that was destroyed by fire in 2019.

Trump sat between Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron, in the same row as the Bidens.

Macron expressed his positive stance on Trump, calling it a “great honor” to meet him to discuss various political issues.

The charming conversation between Jill and Trump came about a month after Jill vowed to help Melania in any way she could as she took on her First Lady role.

“She gave the president-elect a handwritten letter of congratulations for Melania, which also expressed her team’s willingness to assist with the transition,” the East Wing said.