Jill Biden's decision to kiss Vice President Kamala Harris' husband on the lips at the State of the Union address is raising some eyebrows on the internet. A brief clip of Biden arriving at the ...
Jill Biden's decision to kiss Vice President Kamala Harris' husband on the lips at the State of the Union address is raising some eyebrows on the internet. Load Error ...
For a surreal moment - just as Joe Biden prepared to deliver his State of the Union speech - his wife Jill Biden stole the show ... the embrace seemed to show Biden's kiss landing just to one side of ...
For a surreal moment - just as Joe Biden prepared to deliver his State of the Union speech - his wife Jill Biden ... show Biden's kiss landing just to one side of Kamala Harris's husband's mouth.
Vice President Kamala Harris was asked about her husband Doug Emhoff’s kiss on the mouth with first lady Jill Biden at the State of the Union address. But Harris’ lips were mostly sealed.
First Lady Dr Jill Biden, approached her seat in the gallery and encountered Doug Emhoff, husband of vice president Kamala Harris. Making her way along the row past applauding guests, Dr Biden ...
kiss. In footage documenting the House floor prior to Biden’s address, First Lady Jill Biden is seen standing alongside her guest, U2 frontman Bono, and greeting Second Gentleman (husband to ...
First lady Jill Biden and second gentleman Doug Emhoff ... the first lady greeted vice president Kamala Harris’ husband with a kiss on the lips. The moment instantly went viral and became ...
As President Joe Biden was preparing to deliver his State of the Union speech last night, his wife, Jill, stole the show by kissing Kamala Harris’s husband right on the mouth (yes, eyes closed ...
Harris appeared on The Late Show with Colbert for a rare sit-down. During the chat, Harris accused Ron DeSantis of not ...
First lady Jill Biden ... Harris” and once welcoming former President Bill Clinton to “Congress” at an event held at the White House. Jill Biden also said that her husband plans to run ...
