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3:34Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump’s appearance at the U.S. Open is stirring conversation — but one moment involving his granddaughter Arabella Kushner and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has gone viral. According to lip reader Nicola Hickling, Trump can be seen signaling Arabella closer, saying- “Come over here darling.” However, Leavitt appears to mouth “No” in what Hickling described as a “charged moment.” While Trump and Arabella continued smiling and applauding with the crowd, Leavitt’s subtle reaction has sparked speculation online about whether it was instinct, etiquette, or something deeper. Hickling suggested her resistance may have been an attempt to maintain order or shield Arabella from an awkward dynamic. The debate continues, with viewers split on whether the exchange was simply misinterpreted or a sign of behind-the-scenes tensions. Watch-
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