Heartwarming photos of US President Donald Trump walking to Marine One with Elon Musk’s son X Æ A-12 are going viral, with social media users praising the cheerful moment.
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Videos and photos of 78-year-old Trump and 4-year-old Lil X, son of tech billionaire Elon Musk, have gone viral, showing the two leaving a White House door. Lil X is dressed in a black coat with a USA pin and is holding what seems to be a bag of candy.
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Full of excitement, Lil X leads Trump down a small ramp on the White House South Lawn toward Marine Force One, jumping and skipping along the way.
Trump, also wearing a black coat, waves at the cameras, prompting Lil X to turn towards the press pool. Spotting the cameras, Lil X smiles and joyfully jumps, raising his hands in the air.
The image, shared by the White House on X, shows Trump flashing his signature thumbs-up while Musk’s son, “Lil X,” beams at the cameras as they make their way to the helicopter on Friday.
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Netizens react
“A match made in heaven. Donald Trump’s fearless leadership protects America’s values, strengthens our borders, and puts citizens first. Elon Musk’s brilliant mind revolutionizes tech, space, and energy, pushing humanity forward. Together, these visionaries inspire and build a better tomorrow!,” said a user.
“Love it. Now, look into these crazy democrats and find out where they’re getting all their money. They’re upset that the gravy train is coming to an end. Too bad for them. They’re the most corrupt party in history,” another user said.
Another user said, “Call him Mini Doge, my Big Doge… 😉❤️”
At one point on Friday, Trump paused, made an “X” gesture with his hand, and pointed at Lil X.
In other images, President Trump is seen carefully lifting Lil X onto the steps of Marine One. They are then followed by Elon Musk and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Marine Force One then departed for Joint Base Andrews.
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