Justin Trudeau's bizarre Parliament exit photo

Justin Trudeau's bizarre Parliament exit photo: A sign of humor or something more?
The picture was taken during the transition of power to Mark Carney, Canada's Prime Minister-designate and new leader of the Liberal Party.
'Weird Photo' Of Justin Trudeau Shows Him Sticking His Tongue Out With Chair In Hand – Know The Story
Outgoing Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was seen leaving Parliament in a playful manner, carrying a chair and sticking his tongue out.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s bizarre exit from House of Commons: Tongue out, chair in hand goes viral; here's how netizens reacted and what he actually did
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was photographed leaving the House of Commons with a chair in hand and his tongue out playfully, after meeting with the new Liberal leader and prime minister-designate Mark Carney for a smooth transition of power.
In Pics| Justin Trudeau’s playful exit from Parliament – tongue out, chair in hand; Netizens react 'what a shot!'
The image, which shows Trudeau with his tongue out and chair in hand, quickly went viral on social media, where it was shared widely by both supporters and critics alike.
‘Tongue out, chair in hand…’ Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s ‘comical’ exit from Parliament
On March 10, 2025, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was seen carrying a chair from the House of Commons in Ottawa. However, the image of him leaving the Parliament with tongue out, chair in hand went viral on social media.
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