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Obama's former White House photographer trolls Trumps for not holding hands

White House photographer Pete Souza captures photos of former president Barack Obama (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Credit: Chip Somodevilla

Credit: Chip Somodevilla

White House photographer Pete Souza captures photos of former president Barack Obama (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
By Elizabeth Vale, Rare.us
May 24, 2017

Former White House photographer Pete Souza trolled the Trumps after the hand-holding incident that was seen around the world by posting a photo with a simple caption on his Instagram page.

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On Monday, a video started circulating that showed first lady Melania Trump swatting away President Donald Trump's hand when he tried to hold her hand as they were walking on the tarmac in Israel.

>> Related: Watch: Melania Trump appears to slap away president's hand in Israel

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