UK's Theresa May's dance leads to jokes online

August 29, 2018 00:07

British Prime Minister Theresa May is on a visit to Africa, in a bid to boost ties with the United Kingdom, post-Brexit.

The PM visited Cape Town in South Africa on Monday and it was not her diplomatic speech that got everyone talking online. In fact, it was her dancing that created a buzz on social media.

May while meeting the children of the ID Mkize Senior Secondary School, was warmly welcomed by the students by a traditional dance. Listening to the peppy beats and their infectious energy, May too couldnt shy away from shaking a leg along the pupils.

Wearing a red blazer, the UK PM was seen swaying away as the kids sang and danced. While people were happy that she joined the little kids, they couldnt stop highlighting that her stiffness resembled the dance like a robot.

One Twitter user wrote, "Someone please help me unsee #TheresaMay dancing. #Brexit may not be the end of the world but her moves are."

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