There has been a lot of attention paid to President Donald Trump’s alpha-dog power-grip handshake. I mean, a lot of attention. So when Trump met French President Emmanuel Macron for the first time in May, everyone noticed Macron’s intense handshake with Trump in which he forcefully gripped Trump’s hand for an extended period of time.

With Trump taking a short trip to France for Bastille Day at Macron’s request, all eyes were on how the two men would interact. In this instance, the two men seemingly couldn’t keep their hands off each other, as the New York Times’ Maggie Haberman noted:

Difference in body language between Trump/Macron from a few weeks ago go now is stunning. The two kept clasping hands warmly at end of event

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) July 14, 2017

nd that’s what we saw during their goodbyes today. The two world leaders gripped hands for what seemed like forever — OK, it was about 25 seconds — with Trump bringing Macron’s wife into the action. (Earlier this week, Trump’s standard yank-and-pull shake with Brigitte Macron raised eyebrows.)

The farewell handshake between President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron lasted about 25 seconds https://t.co/8CfUqfRZ8z pic.twitter.com/ddfJiJDv1i

— CNN (@CNN) July 14, 2017