The world is once again obsessed with the body language of First Lady Melania Trump, but this time, the First Lady's sometimes frosty demeanor seems to be aimed at Mark Zuckerberg.
Some of the biggest names in the tech world recently attended the White House for a lavish dinner hosted by President Donald Trump.
The likes of Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, OpenAI's Sam Altman, and Apple's Tim Cook were all there, and while you might be questioning why Elon Musk wasn't in attendance, it turns out he had a good reason.
Mark Zuckerberg was already caught in an awkward hot mic moment where he was accused of looking to the POTUS for approval, but now, he's seemingly irked Melania Trump.
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When not launching her own meme coin or signing lucrative deals with Amazon, the First Lady is typically found serving face alongside her husband.
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Scenes unfolded as President Trump answered a reporter's question while Zuckerberg continued chatting to someone else at his side. Melania seemed to clock this moment and gave one of her famous killer stares.
Posting on X, user Johnny St. Pete captioned the scene: "Mark Zuckerberg at the White House tech dinner was TALKING while the President was speaking.
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"Melania noticed and was not happy. Etiquette rules...when the President stands in the White House NOBODY SITS and when the President speaks in The White House...NOBODY SPEAKS."
Others were quick to chime in with their own thoughts, branding the Meta overlord as 'rude'. One person responded: "Maybe his stylist or his jiu-jitsu trainer can give him some lessons in basic human decency."
Another added: "Zuckerberg has no class whatsoever. Rude beyond belief!"
A third concluded: "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer. President Trump knows what he's doing."
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Not everyone agreed, as someone else said: "The f**king president is not a king. He is a servant to his people. Pull your head out of his a**."
Considering Zuckerberg's proximity to the President and the fact that he was sitting in a seat that many tech giants would kill to be in, it's another awkward interaction from the high-profile meal.
Still, the engagement could prove fruitful for all those involved. While Meta's accountants are likely sweating after their boss returned from the White House and announced he'd pledged $600 billion to invest in the US before the end of 2028, it follows in the footsteps of Apple pledging a similar amount to smooth things over with the returning POTUS.
As Trump levies tariffs around the world and vows to build big in America, these Goliaths are left with little choice but to bend the knee.