MS Dhoni's Video Of Playing Golf With Donald Trump Resurfaces After 2024 US Election Results

An old video of Indian cricket legend MS Dhoni playing golf with former US President Donald Trump has gone viral once again, sparking discussions online after Trump’s victory in the 2024 US presidential election. The video, which originally surfaced last year, shows Dhoni and Trump enjoying a round of golf together, with the former cricketer being his usual cool and composed self.The video began circulating widely on social media platforms after Donald Trump’s win was confirmed on Wednesday, prompting a flurry of reactions from fans of both personalities. Dhoni, who is known for his humble and low-key approach to fame, has always maintained an air of mystery around his private life and interactions. However, his chance encounter with Trump during a golf outing continues to intrigue his followers, who were quick to share the moment once again as Trump secured a historic second term in the White House.Also Read: David Beckham Shares Iconic Moment With 'Friend' Virat Kohli From ICC ODI World Cup 2023Video of MS Dhoni playing golf with Donald Trump resurfacesIn the video, MS Dhoni can be seen with his trademark long hair, while Donald Trump wore his familiar MAGA cap. pic.twitter.com/tYnjcjHG8z— 💥 (@Johnsmaink) September 8, 2023 Also Read: 42-Year Old Retired England Star Registers For IPL Mega Auction After Ben Stokes Pulls OutThis marks Trump’s second time in office after winning the 2024 election, having previously defeated Hillary Clinton in 2016. Despite his loss to Joe Biden in 2020, Trump’s political comeback this year was marked by a fierce campaign and significant backing from a portion of the American electorate. Trump defeated Democratic party candidate Kamala Harris , who served as vice president under president Joe Biden.

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MS Dhoni's Video Of Playing Golf With Donald Trump Resurfaces After 2024 US Election Results

The video began circulating widely on social media platforms after Donald Trump’s win was confirmed on Wednesday.

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