“A secret to Joe”… First Lady of the U.S.’Lovers’ who made a gopchang band and a macaron mountain

The photograph of US President Joe Biden’s wife, Jill Biden, buying a gift from her husband with her hair tied with a giblets band, is a hot topic among Americans. It is gaining more attention as it contrasts with Ms. Melania Trump, who rarely expressed affection in public.

On the 12th (local time), two days before Valentine’s Day, Mrs. Jill posted a photo of her visit to a Macaron store in Washington DC saying she came to buy a gift for her husband, President Biden.

Mrs. Jill left a post saying, “It’s a secret to Joe,” saying, “I came to the store to buy snacks for Valentine’s Day,” along with the photo.

It was a photo in a short article, but the appearance of taking Valentine’s Day like any other American and the appearance of the’First Lady’ in a gopchang band created a sense of closeness.

Local public magazines showed interest by reporting the news that Mrs. Jill played a gopchang band, and Twitter users responded by saying, “I love my hair tied up” and “I am happy to have a gentle and ordinary first lady.”

There were also voices saying that the expression of affection was rare at the official event, and that it was compared with former President Donald Trump and Mrs. Melania, who also had a discord. During her tenure in office, Ms. Melania shook her husband’s hand while she was accompanied by President Trump.

Unlike former President Trump inside and outside, President Biden and Mrs. Jill are actively showing their affection for each other. President Biden, who went for a morning walk with dogs in the courtyard of the White House on the 12th, told reporters that “Valentine’s Day is my wife’s favorite day.” On the day of his inauguration, he posted a short video of holding hands with his wife on Twitter and said he loved him. Mrs. Jill left a heart emoji on this tweet.

Having been the wife of the Vice President for 8 years, the experience of frequently appearing in public appearances also helps Ms. Jill naturally digest the role of the first lady. The Washington Post (WP) quoted Kate Anderson Brower, a White House reporter on the 15th, saying, “There is a big difference between Trump and Biden, and so are wives.” I have been exposed to the experience,” he said.

Reporter Jeong Hye-jeong [email protected]