Kamala Harris introduces her husband to the world, many react
- First female vice president, Kamala Harris, has shown that American may be having another favourite couple in the White House
- In a post on Monday, November 9, Kamala went all out to introduce her husband, Douglas Emhoff, to the whole netizens
- The vice president-elect in a cute manner called Douglas the love of her life
The first female vice president-elect, Kamala Harris, on Monday, November 9, went all lovey-dovey with hubby, Douglas Emhoff.
Despite the media attention on her as a historic figure in world politics and the first woman to occupy such a big seat of power in the US, she shared cute a photo of her husband.
She captioned the photo with:
"Meet the love of my life, @DouglasEmhoff"
Source: UGC
In the photo, the two lovebirds smiled graciously as they posed against a brown drapey background.
See the photo below:
As at the time of writing this report, her tweet has gathered over 380,000 likes with thousands of quoted replies.
YEN.com.gh compiled some of the reaction to her tweet:
@cmcgrew84 said:
"It's so good to see actual human love again lol. You can tell they motivate each other. It's like with Michelle and Barak and like Jill and Joe. Even the old-timey Republicans can remember the first family actually loving each other and making each other better."
@syltacular said:
"Hello!! Have you decided what the title of your historic position will be? Second Man? Second Sir? Second Gentleman? Either way, congratulations and I am so excited for you both on your next adventures in your lives!!"
@Freeze_El said:
"Behind every successful person there is a host of others that have supported them. With so much sexism still existing, it takes a real man to have supported and enabled Kamalas success. Congratulations to both!"
@artsyboy1985 said:
"America is going to love you two. You’ve done spoiled us already."
@garyhaase said:
"Future generations will learn about you, Mrs Harris, and they will love you for what you are doing to save our democracy."
Meanwhile, Kamala on Monday, November 9, spoke to black women in the US.
In a Twitter post, she thanked them as she said black women have often been despised despite the repeated calls for them to push the nation’s democracy forward.
Kamala explained that the victory she and president-elect Joe Biden secured at the poll could not have been possible without their help.
Source: YEN.com.gh
