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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump step off Air Force One upon arrival at Rome's Fiumicino Airport on May 23, 2017. Getty Images

Twice in a week first lady Melania Trump has appeared to rebuff the advances of her husband, President Donald Trump. Monday she was filmed seemingly swatting away his hand. Tuesday, she dodged his outreach by patting her own hair as they touched down in Rome.

Read: Watch Melania Trump Swat Donald Trump's Hand Away During Israel Trip

A clip of Tuesday's interaction went viral after a number of Twitter users pointed out the second occurrence in less than 48 hours of the first lady avoiding the affections of her husband. As the two departed Air Force One in Rome, President Trump offered Melania a hand, to which her body language seemed to reply, “No thanks.”

Huffington Post front page editor Philip Lewis took notice and captioned the image, “She was so smooth with it this time tho.”

Elsewhere on social media, commenters also couldn’t help noticing her behavior.

Trump was reaching for his wife's hand at the top of the airplane stairs. It's been reported that he fears stairs (and he was seen holding U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's hand when she visited the White House in January). But if he was looking for a helping hand in Rome, he was disappointed.

The first of what appears to be a pointed avoidance by Melania of her husband occurred after the couple touched down in Tel Aviv Monday for President Trump’s two-day visit to Israel. As the couple walked down the tarmac to greet Israeli officials, President Trump reached back to grab first lady Melania’s hand — at which point it was sharply swatted away.

To be fair, travel can be hard on anyone.

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US President Donald Trump (C) and First Lady Melania Trump (C-L) attend a farewell ceremony with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C-R) and his wife Sara Netanyahu (2nd-R) prior to the President's departure for Rome from Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv on May 23, 2017. JACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images