POTUS and FLOTUS Decorate White House Lawn with Hearts for Valentines Day
- US President Joe Biden and his wife Jill surprised America with surprise Valentine's Day messages
- The White House lawn was decorated with hearts which had inspiring words written on them
- Jill Biden wanted to give the country a positive Valentine's Day surprise and begin healing the nation
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US President Joe Biden and his wife Jill decorated the White House lawn with hearts in preparation for Valentines Day.
Source: Twitter
The presidential couple posed for pictures and answered journalists' questions on the lawn of the White House surrounded by giant hearts with inspirational messages written on them.
The concept was Jill Biden's idea, she wanted to give the country "surprise Valentine messages". The decorations were inspired by "conversation hearts" and had words such as “unity,” “compassion” and “courage” written on them.
Twitter users loved the kind gesture and Twitter was flooded with messages discussing the Valentine's Day surprise:
@Nitemists:
"This was so sweet Dr Biden. You have brought such compassion and grace to the WH that I cried at the video of you and the President walking the pups by these signs. That interview all ❤love"
@IceCreamAlways:
"He’s had 3 weeks! 3 weeks and he’s done more good than that murdering traitor did in 4 years. People will get back to work cuz of the work he’s doing to get this pandemic under control. Such a welcome change from ignoring it."
@Cmango1221:
"It’s so nice to see FLOTUS trending and not be in fear of what evil, tone-deaf thing Melania has done next."
"I have to remind myself it’s safe after my initial reaction of flinching when I see FLOTUS."
"So happy to have you in that role Dr Biden!"
Earlier, Briefly.co.za that the newly elected US president Joe Biden has said none of his family members will be involved in policymaking in his administration.
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Biden affirmed that his administration will borrow much from the former president Barack Obama whom he served as his vice president for two terms which ended in 2017.
In his interview with The People published on Wednesday, February 3, the president reassured the Americans that his leadership style will be extremely different from his predecessor Donald Trump.
In other news, the former first lady of America, Michelle Obama, has finally acknowledged the two kids, Ryleigh and Zayden, who recreated her family's outfit.
Recall that the kids became famous for the recreation when the photos showing them wearing replicas of Michelle and Obama's inauguration clothes hit the internet.
In a Twitter post by the former first lady on Monday, February 1, she said the kids really nailed it, suggesting their attempt was perfect.
Her tweet praising the kids has received over 250,000 likes with hundreds of quoted replies at the time of writing this report.
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