Everyone has photos of funny and embarrassing moments or photos that didn’t turn out as expected. However, we have the choice to keep or delete any photos gone wrong.

But if you are the President of the United States, such images will go public anyway.

George W. Bush dodging footwear thrown at him

While our country’s leaders would not like these photos to be seen, of course, these awkward snapshots will be remembered for years to come.

Five years into the Iraq war, on December 14th, 2008, an Iraqi journalist threw his shoes at US President George W. Bush as a protest against the war. Bush dodged the shoes and said he had no idea of the journalist’s reasons. However, throwing shoes is a sign of utter disrespect in the Muslim world.

Joe Biden stumbling and tripping when trying to board Air Force One

As US President Joe Biden climbed the ladder to board Air Force One in December 2021, he tripped thrice. Perhaps he was going too quickly, stumbling about halfway through. Joe Biden stood up, stumbled again, and even fell onto his knee on one of the steps.

But then, holding onto the railing, the US president boarded the plane.

Melania and Donald Trump’s Most Awkward Moments

Even Donald Trump’s fans admit that he can make things a little bit awkward. For some, that’s even the appeal, as they see it going against the mold of a standard politician. However, his moments with his wife Melania are anything but endearing, standard politician or not. The couple has been married since 2005, and in that time, the Trumps have had their fair share of gaffes, scandals, and controversies, and sadly haven’t really had any iconic loving moments to balance them out. From the events that only one of them showed up to, to the times she clearly wanted nothing to do with him, let’s take a look at Melania and Donald’s most awkward moments ever.

Barack Obama’s awkward lunch with Putin

In 2015, when Barack Obama and Putin met at a United Nations luncheon, it was another awkward face-to-face encounter as they never liked each other. Their handshake was purely formal, stiff, and detached. When holding out his hand, Putin put on a sly smile:; Obama ignored it and did not reciprocate. Both raised their glasses, but mutual personal antipathy was evident from their body language.