Donald Trump has revealed that Melania Trump isn’t exactly a fan of one of the president’s most recognizable habits.

Donald and Melania Trump have been married for more than 20 years, but according to Trump, his wife still hasn’t warmed to his penchant for breaking into his signature dance moves.

Speaking during an appearance in Las Vegas, Trump discussed his wife’s reaction to his performances and claimed that Melania believes dancing isn’t appropriate behavior for the president.

“She hates when I dance,” Trump told the crowd.

According to the president, Melania has previously told him: “Darling, it’s not Presidential.”

Trump, however, appears to have no intention of taking her advice, telling his wife that people enjoy seeing him dance, although Melania reportedly had a different interpretation of the crowd’s reaction and told him people were simply “being nice” to him.

Melania isn’t a fan of his weightlifting routine either
Trump has also previously spoken about another performance that apparently gets on his wife’s nerves.

The president has become known for mimicking weightlifters during some of his speeches, raising his fists and pretending to lift weights while discussing women’s sports.

Trump has claimed that Melania also considers this routine to be “not Presidential.”

Despite his wife’s apparent disapproval, Trump has continued to perform the gestures in front of his supporters.

And his dancing has become something of a trademark.

Trump’s famous dance has become a viral sensation
Trump’s signature moves became particularly associated with his campaign rallies, where he would often dance along to the Village People’s iconic song “Y.M.C.A.”

The routine has since taken on a life of its own, with people around the world copying the president’s movements.

Athletes have even incorporated versions of the dance into celebrations, helping turn Trump’s unusual rally routine into one of the most recognizable political memes of recent years.

The Village People on the other hand have pushed back against Trump’s use of their music, with frontman Victor Willis saying that neither he nor the group endorsed the president.