G7 Summit 2026: Donald Trump Holds PM Modi's Wrist While Climbing Stairs|Watch
A video from the G7 Summit has gone viral after showing US President Donald Trump briefly holding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's wrist while walking towards a group photo in France. The clip surfaced shortly after the two leaders exchanged a warm handshake, marking their first face-to-face meeting in 16 months

Trump Holds PM Modi's Wrist While Climbing Stairs | X
A video from the G7 Summit is going viral on social media, showing US President Donald Trump briefly grabbing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s wrist while stepping up a small stair at the G7 Summit.
Video gains attention online
The clip, which was shot as the two leaders walked together at the summit venue in the French spa town of Evian-les-Bains, shows Trump reaching for PM Modi’s wrist as they approach a short set of steps for a group photo of G7 leaders.
The clip garnered more than 225K views in just a few hours of posting.
First meeting in 16 months
The clip surfaced soon after another widely shared moment in which PM Modi and Trump exchanged a warm handshake, marking their first in-person meeting in 16 months.
Their two leaders last meet face-to-face at the White House in February 2025, shortly after Trump began his second term as president.
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