Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump may have unintentionally revealed more than they thought during a recent appearance, according to a body language expert.
Earlier this week, a TikTok user posted a video of the couple posing for photos on the platform at the Genesis Invitational golf tournament — which took place from February 19 to 22 — at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles.
In a Daily Mail article published on Tuesday, February 24, body language expert Judi James labeled the interaction as an “awkward-looking body language display for the cameras.”
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James told the outlet that the legendary golfer, 50, had a “lightning smile” on his face with “no really authentic signals of happiness or delight.”
“His expression appears wary after he finishes his solo posing and prepares to immerse himself in the family stuff,” she observed, noting the former model, 48, “appears in charge of the posing and the choreography.”
At one point in the video, Vanessa’s daughter Kai Trump, 18 — who she shares with ex-husband Donald Trump Jr. — joined in for pictures.
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“She waves her daughter into shot to create the suggestion of a strong family unit and we can see Vanessa upgrade the emotional content by forming a possessive ritual with her arms while tilting her head in towards Woods in an act of closeness and trust,” James told Daily Mail.
“The final money shot will look like a close, loving family photo although the building of the pose throws up signals of awkwardness and even some wariness,” she added.
As the National Enquirer previously reported, Woods went Instagram official with Vanessa in March, sharing two snaps of them with the caption: “Love is in the air and life is better with you by my side! We look forward to our journey through life together. At this time we would appreciate privacy for all those close to our hearts.”
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